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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

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1. - Come back to me, who wait and watch for you

Christina Rossetti

Monna Innominata

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A fixed idea

Amy Lowell

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A Question

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

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After Great Pain, A Formal Feeling Comes

Emily Dickinson

10

Barbury Camp

Charles Sorley

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Because Your Voice Was At My Side

James Joyce

Chamber Music

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Canto IV - But I have lived, and have not lived in vain

George Gordon Byron

Childe Harold's Pilgrimage

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Carmina VIII - Poor Catullus

Gaius Catulle

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Chopin

Emma Lazarus

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Come, Light-foot Lady!

David Gray

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Crown Sonnet -

Mary Wroth

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Dealing with the pain blues

Unknown

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Epitaph

Katherine Philips

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Eulalie

Edgar Allan Poe

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For Paul Laurence Dunbar

Countee Cullen

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Hope

Emily Brontë

Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell

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I Sit And Look Out

Walt Whitman

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I walked in a desert

Stephen Crane

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Love and Sorrow

James Russell Lowell

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Love walked alone

Stephen Crane

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Mariana

Christina Rossetti

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Mont Brevent

George Santayana

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Mutation

William Cullen Bryant

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O Precious Morphia!

David Gray

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On Pain

Khalil Gibran

The Prophet

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Pain

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

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Sappho's song

John Lyly

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Siberia

James Clarence Mangan

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Sleep

James Weldon Johnson

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Sometimes The Sky's Too Bright

Dylan Thomas

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Song - I that am one of all most crossed

Mary Wroth

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Song 4 - Sweetest love return again

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet - Of did I wounder

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet – The Tear

Mary Robinson

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Sonnet 11 - You endless torments that my rest oppress

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet 12 - Cloyed with the torments of a tedious night

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet 16 - My pain, still smothered

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet 40

William Shakespeare

Sonnets

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Sonnet 5 - Can pleasing sight, misfortune ever bring?

Mary Wroth

Pamphilia to Amphilanthus

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Sonnet 5 - How many nights have I with pain endured

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet 8 - Sweet shades why do you seek to give delight

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet 9 - Pray do not use these words: 'I must be gone,'

Mary Wroth

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Sonnet to Ingratitude

Mary Robinson

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Sonnet XIII

Anna Seward

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Sonnet XIV

Anna Seward

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Success is Counted Sweetest

Emily Dickinson

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The Cold Ledger Of Blackwood Manor-?

Unknown

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The Debt

Paul Laurence Dunbar

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The Heart asks Pleasure—first

Emily Dickinson

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The Little White Hearse

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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The Portent

Herman Melville

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The Soul's Prayer

Sarojini Naidu

The Bird of Time

20

The Taxi

Amy Lowell

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To Sleep

Mark Akenside

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Translation of a South American Ode

Oliver Goldsmith

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Under the breath

Harriet Prescott Spofford

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We wear the mask

Paul Laurence Dunbar

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