Poems of betrayal

Poems of betrayal.

Worn Out, Elizabeth Siddal Away from Me, Elizabeth Barrett Browning Buried Love, Sara Teasdale Dead Love, Elizabeth Siddal Love and Hate, Elizabeth Siddal Angel or demon (Angel or Demon, Ella Wheeler Wilcox) Broken Heart (John Donne) When We Two Parted (Lord Byron) After Love (Sara Teasdale) Deceitful Love (L’Amour du mensonge, Charles Baudelaire) The Passing of Love (Elizabeth Siddal) The Wind of Sorrow (Henry Van Dyke) We Have Been Friends Together (Caroline Norton) Unwelcome (Mary Coleridge) The Breakup (The Breakup, Delmira Agustini) Melancholy (Samuel Coleridge) Nothing Gold Can Stay (Robert Frost) I Am Not Yours (Sara Teasdale) Don’t Come When I’m Dead (Come Not) when I am Dead, Alfred Tennyson) We Never Said Farewell, Mary Coleridge) I Could Be More Alone (Could I be More Alone, Emily Dickinson) I Felt a Funeral in my Brain, Emily Dickinson) Alone (Alone, Sara Teasdale) Alone (Alone, Edgar Allan Poe) Broken Dreams (William Butler Yeats) A Last Word (A Last Word, Ernest Dowson) A memory (A memory, Rosalía de Castro) I don’t I love you (I do Not Love Thee, Caroline Norton)

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