Poems of abandonment

Poems of abandonment.

Remember Me, Lord Byron Farewell to Love, John Donne To Indifference, Ann Yearsley On Monsieur’s Departure, Elizabeth of England Away from Me, Elizabeth Barrett Browning) At Last (Elizabeth Siddal) Someday We Love Each Other (Robert Louis Stevenson) Buried Love (Sara Teasdale) Dead Love (Death Love, Elizabeth Siddal) Angel or Demon , Ella Wheeler Wilcox Broken Heart, John Donne When We Two Parted, Lord Byron From Afar, Delmira Agustini Farewell, Alfred Tennyson After Love, Sara Teasdale) The Passing of Love (Elizabeth Siddal) True Love Doth Pass Away (William Blake) Is it love? (Is it Love?, Amy Levy)Attempt at jealousy (Popytka revnosti, Marina Tsvetaeva) The lost caress (The lost caress, Alfonsina Storni) The breakup (The breakup, Delmira Agustini) Beyond oblivion (Beyond oblivion, Alejandra Pizarnik) Melancholy (Melancholy, Samuel Coleridge) Nothing subtracts from you (Nothing subtracts from you, Carolina Coronado) Nobody as much as you (No One So Much As You, Edward Thomas) I am not yours (I am Not Yours, Sara Teasdale) We Never Said Farewell (We Never Said Farewell, Mary Coleridge) Parting at Morning (Robert Browning) I Could Be Lonelier (Could I be More Alone, Emily Dickinson) For Old Times’ sake (Auld Lang Syne, Robert Burns) Remember (Remember, Christina Rossetti)Remember Me (Remember Me, Margaret Mead) Meaning of the word I loved (Meaning of the word I loved, Gertrudis de Avellaneda) Solitude (Solitude, Ella Wheeler Wilcox)Terminus (Terminus, Edith Wharton) A deep vote sworn (A Deep-Sworn Vow, WB Yeats)

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