Pain
58 poems
Physical or emotional pain, and words to say it: poems about pain, without detour. Read them on Loëly.
'Tis not that Dying hurts us so
Emily Dickinson
1. - Come back to me, who wait and watch for you
Christina Rossetti
Monna Innominata
A fixed idea
Amy Lowell
A Question
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
After Great Pain, A Formal Feeling Comes
Emily Dickinson
Barbury Camp
Charles Sorley
Because Your Voice Was At My Side
James Joyce
Chamber Music
Canto IV - But I have lived, and have not lived in vain
George Gordon Byron
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage
Carmina VIII - Poor Catullus
Gaius Catulle
Chopin
Emma Lazarus
Come, Light-foot Lady!
David Gray
Crown Sonnet -
Mary Wroth
Dealing with the pain blues
Unknown
Epitaph
Katherine Philips
Eulalie
Edgar Allan Poe
For Paul Laurence Dunbar
Countee Cullen
Hope
Emily Brontë
Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell
I Sit And Look Out
Walt Whitman
I walked in a desert
Stephen Crane
Love and Sorrow
James Russell Lowell
Love walked alone
Stephen Crane
Mariana
Christina Rossetti
Mont Brevent
George Santayana
Mutation
William Cullen Bryant
O Precious Morphia!
David Gray
On Pain
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
Pain
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Sappho's song
John Lyly
Siberia
James Clarence Mangan
Sleep
James Weldon Johnson
Sometimes The Sky's Too Bright
Dylan Thomas
Song - I that am one of all most crossed
Mary Wroth
Song 4 - Sweetest love return again
Mary Wroth
Sonnet - Of did I wounder
Mary Wroth
Sonnet – The Tear
Mary Robinson
Sonnet 11 - You endless torments that my rest oppress
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 12 - Cloyed with the torments of a tedious night
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 16 - My pain, still smothered
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 40
William Shakespeare
Sonnets
Sonnet 5 - Can pleasing sight, misfortune ever bring?
Mary Wroth
Pamphilia to Amphilanthus
Sonnet 5 - How many nights have I with pain endured
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 8 - Sweet shades why do you seek to give delight
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 9 - Pray do not use these words: 'I must be gone,'
Mary Wroth
Sonnet to Ingratitude
Mary Robinson
Sonnet XIII
Anna Seward
Sonnet XIV
Anna Seward
Success is Counted Sweetest
Emily Dickinson
The Cold Ledger Of Blackwood Manor-?
Unknown
The Debt
Paul Laurence Dunbar
The Heart asks Pleasure—first
Emily Dickinson
The Little White Hearse
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Portent
Herman Melville
The Soul's Prayer
Sarojini Naidu
The Bird of Time
The Taxi
Amy Lowell
To Sleep
Mark Akenside
Translation of a South American Ode
Oliver Goldsmith
Under the breath
Harriet Prescott Spofford
We wear the mask
Paul Laurence Dunbar