Pitilessly Poems - Poems about Pitilessly

...How can you ever think that my attraction is an appropriate wink... that's a bit too unkind to reject me, stay behind and throw an arrow to wound me pitilessly: it's not the first time or las......Read the rest...

...I have ghosts who live inside me and refuse to move out They tear me apart piece by piece with every passing moment, as I try not to remain silent anymore but my cries are muffled by the shadow chok......Read the rest...

...I exist bound by you like wildflowers planted pitilessly in dry soil that plunder and devour the strength of my seeds My stem grows pallid My petals scentless and uninspiring My roots witherin......Read the rest...

...And That Was When Part 5 You slowly woke, The time before receding Like the tide drawing back from the shore To a world of new confusions Pushing the old one back beyond reach, As though it h......Read the rest...

...BULLETS mercilessly fly BOMBS pitilessly fall MISSILES ruthlessly soar shattering their helpless "targets" a screaming bloody blur of sad......Read the rest...

...Medieval Poems Deor's Lament (Anglo Saxon poem, circa 10th century AD) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Weland knew the agony of exile. That indomitable smith was wrac......Read the rest...

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...If you let go of woe, Then you’ll be free, you know? There’s another tomorrow You’re always going to glow and grow The beautiful light reveals The darkness that conceals Your broken heart of ......Read the rest...

...My joyful world had abruptly stopped, Beloved, to exist, believe me, When you unknowingly faded away gently in the mist, believe me. Like a heartbroken beggar, with intense long......Read the rest...

...Lament for the Makaris ("Lament for the Makers/Poets") by William Dunbar [c. 1460-1530] loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch i who enjoyed good health and gladness am overwhelm......Read the rest...

...At home, on Amazon, hibernating from pestilence and logic, I searched for happiness in contrivances, wastes, and textiles. No game, but hunting. I watched my only life sunk into a Broyhill sofa,......Read the rest...

...Sweet Rose of Virtue by William Dunbar (c. 1460-1530) loose translation/modernization/interpretation by Michael R. Burch after William Dunbar Sweet rose of virtue and of gentleness, delightf......Read the rest...

...A leaf on a big tree was happily hanging Favorably for every passer-by just to see He was appreciatively coloured green Like a bean, he was very much attractive A treacherous wind rose up to s......Read the rest...

...massive flooding tropical storm big tragedy - please leave your home ......Read the rest...

..."you are more than I deserve. It's a love I never dreamed I'd find. Happinesd like this is worth dying for..." - Yasunari Kawabata- Looking down, while flying midway between sky and earth, I saw......Read the rest...