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The Angel of Grief - by DB Sullivan

  • Writer: David Sullivan
    David Sullivan
  • Nov 7
  • 1 min read

The Angel of Grief - A Gothic Sonnet by DB Sullivan


My rended heart, through anguish shatters fore,

A stone, that sullen weighted spirits hold,

The scattered sands adrift on sorrow’s shore,

Where grieving angel’s mournful bells have tolled.


Uncaring winds have rendered lifeless now,

Whose tenderness imbued thy loving years,

Disjoined of radiance, the broken bough,

Conveyed to rest on waves of weeping tears.


Entombed, abiding silent kirkyard drear,

Whose eyes no longer shine with living flame,

Or consecrate my desperate ears to hear,

Whose voice, now muted memories reclaim.

Where cherished bonds of mortal presence fell,

In silent mourning, solemn sorrows dwell.


A foggy gothic graveyard in the early eerie sunlight

Gothic Poetry by DB Sullivan

Copyright ©2025 by D B Sullivan. All rights reserved. This work may not be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the author.


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