30 phrases of poems about the sun that will brighten your day

There is always a sunset waiting to be seen.

Caio Fernando Abreu

If you cry because you didn’t see the sunset, tears won’t let you see the stars.

Rabindranath Tagore

Between a star and a firefly, the sun sets.

Alice Ruiz

Laughter is the sun that sweeps winter from the human face.

Victor Hugo

I point to the yellow field. Sunflowers love the sun, I say. When the sun comes out they rise, when the sun goes down they bow their heads in sadness. It’s what the sun does to flowers. It’s what you do to me.

Rupi Kaur

Through a single crack enters all the life that the sun lends.

Alice Ruiz

When I was a kid, all I needed was the sun outside and the rest would take care of itself.

Fabricio Carpinejar

Pour Nature over my burning head, its sun, its rain, the wind that finds my hair.

Fernando Pessoa

My soul is like a shepherd, it knows the wind and the sun and walks by the hand of the Seasons to follow and look at.

Fernando Pessoa

It’s only because I feel what I write at sunset, or when a cloud passes its hand over the light and a silence runs through the grass.

Fernando Pessoa

And suddenly… suddenly I feel like an old wall. Full of ages, though the sunlight in a delirium throbs.

Pablo Neruda

If I die, survive me with such strength that you will wake up the furies of the pale and the cold, from south to south, lift your indelible eyes, from sun to sun dream through your singing mouth.

Pablo Neruda

If you can’t be a road, just be a path, if you can’t be the sun, be a star. It’s not because of size that you will succeed or fail, but be the best at whatever you are.

Pablo Neruda

You are free in the sunlight and free before the night star.

Khalil Gibran

Sunset in the countryside, a party, a guitar, a serenade, remembering an old love.

Carlos Drummond deAndrade

And we talk all night, while the Milky Way, like an open canopy, shimmers. And when the sun comes, longing and in tears, I still look for them in the desert sky.

Olavo Bilac

Doubt the light of the stars, that the sun is hot, even doubt the truth, but trust in my love.

William Shakespeare

And the red sun of your burning mouth, my pale mouth is defoliating.

Florbela Espanca

I know I should fall apart for better reasons, but have you seen that boy? He brings the sun to its knees every night.

Rupi Kaur

She has been found! Who? Eternity. It is the sea mixed with the sun.

Arthur Rimbaud

And the ray of sun that goes down fleetingly at noon, and sows golden batter in your poor garbage, wearing your old sandals, thrown on the dunghill, with gold.

Cora Coralina

It is perhaps the last day of my life. I saluted the sun, raising my right hand, but I didn’t salute it, saying goodbye, I made a sign that I liked seeing it before: that’s all.

Alberto Caeiro

I knew long days, the sun so long between morning and afternoon.

Fiama Hasse Pais Brandão

There was no time in the long days, but the daily passing of the blessed sun.

Fiama Hasse Pais Brandão

Nature uses yellow less than any other color. Keep it all for the sun to go down, lavish in blue.

Emily Dickinson

The sun in the eclipse is obscured sun. In the flower also the insect makes its nest.

William Shakespeare

But of course the sun will come back tomorrow, once again, I know.

Renato Russo

It satisfies, while the sun that imitates your laughter doesn’t come out.

Paulo Leminski

Imagine what you will lose, I who lived in the red as a poet, and walked the flame of the paths. I crossed the sun, touched the wall inside my friends.

Hilda Hilst