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Best Poems About / On SYMPATHY
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Legacy of fear
Fabricated names
Fabricated faces
Fabricated mothers and fathers
Fabricated hellos
Fabricated byes
Fabricated sympathies
Fabricated loves
Fabricated brothers and sisters
Fabricated promises
Fabricated hugs
Fabricated concerns
I dedicate all to you like a bunch of knives
In the darkness
Framarz Bagheri
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Broken
Seeing All These Numbers I Fear
That Im Gonna Lose Them All
My Perfect Shootings Make Me Feel
Im Not Afraid Anymore
Thinking Of You But Its All Blurred
Glasses And Lenses Are Broken
Now Taking Me To Future World
So Hard To Believe My Sweetheart
My Prayers And Thoughts
Are Dedicated Just For You
The Tensions Arising In
The Middle Of My Heart Confuses Me
Trying To Shoot That Bird From
The Far Distant Space Of Stars
Making All Those Sympathies
Go Right Around Me Myself
Arjun K Das
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Eternal Healing
Darkness and tragedy,
Happiness and light,
Wealth and plenty,
Emptiness and poverty;
In the end,
Only kindness survives,
Only the love that is genuine.
Everything gradually disappears,
Our fondness and our fear,
Our dreams and our disappointments,
But our sympathy for others
Remains alive in the universe
And provides eternal healing.
Uriah Hamilton
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wooing summer
because you are lonely
you woo for summer to come
you ask for the swing
and the breeze by the sea
under the coconut trees
but summer is hard to please
and what comes instead is the rain
bringing its mournful sound
the falling tears of the clouds
the heaviness of what it is carrying
but because you are lonely
and nothing seems to be of remedy
you accept the rain as it is
you accept its condolences
and you begin to understand its sympathies
and then you dance and sing with the rain
seeking the company of its miseries
and then you write: my life is lived, not in vain.
RIC S. BASTASA
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