Poems About: SYMPATHY

In this page, poems on / about “sympathy” are listed.

  • 361.
    Sympathy

    Bandaging the wrist of the hand
    that cries foul plays mind-games
    look at me it says with a white
    flag emblazoned – you can’t miss read more »

    Ivan Donn Carswell
  • 362.
    Lie turns black

    When a lie turns
    Cold, black and colourless
    It shakes you, brakes you
    Takes, you to your sell. read more »

    Noorie Ali
  • 363.
    Blitzing

    Run, not for your life but for freedom!

    Danger close but you venture to the land of wisdom read more »

    Mario Perdomo
  • 364.
    An old to live single is a hell

    Your mother had mercy
    When you were young.
    Your children had sympathy
    When they were young. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 365.
    Death

    I have no sympathy for the dead
    In the grave they shall lay
    Nothing left to do or say
    In that six foot hole they stay read more »

    Branden Aeling
  • 366.
    Buddy

    Buddy has a hand gun & hasn't slept for 3 days,
    he has mood swings you know,
    his Father stopped abusing him when he reached puberty
    he has school tomorrow read more »

    Jason Jackson
  • 367.
    THE SONG OF WHERE WERE WE

    Riding on a boat
    They sailed One Night
    Three of Them
    Singing read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
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