Poems About: GRIEF

he says he likes to cry when
everyone is asleep when no one hears his sound
of grief anymore read more »

The sea upon me
people see this wash on me
wishing I crept into light
this grief shades not this read more »

Grief is like a child,
Led with relentless hand
By a strange nurse, whose face
Seems never to have smiled, read more »

i do not run away from grief
grief itself is the cure of grief,
did you not know that from the thorns grows
this rose? read more »

Oh, noble grief of the suffering soul
That into free verse bursts out...
Would you perchance take comfort read more »

No wail of grief can equal answer win:
Love's faltering echo may but ill express
The grief for grief, nor more than faintly mock read more »

tears are the silent language of grief
Taht mostly provide us comfort and grief
When once they quietly all fall down
On grass that's green or on mud taht is brown read more »

When sadness becomes monumental
When only tears can fall
We cannot look upon you
As an ordinary mortal read more »

TO GRIEF
Everyone is desiring happiness,
Happiness! you take pride on your self,
But grief is larger and more, read more »

New grief, new tears;-
Brief the reign of sorrow;
Clouds that gather with the night
Scatter on the morrow. read more »

In throes of grief wit no pal nigh
my aches let out in trembling sigh
no hi from all my dearie pals
they all and sundry wandering far read more »

William's son, named Hamnet,
died in 1596,
aged just eleven and a half
when Will was thirty two. read more »