But it added a poignant touch.
Whether you are anticipating the return of a beloved, or feeling the ache of uncertainty about whether she will ever arrive, whether you are lying in bed watching the rain, running in the early morning light, or staring at a sunset in the rearview mirror, this song is a perfect accompaniment to that poignant feeling of desire that takes so many forms.
All this disgusts me in myself but does not fill me with the poignant feeling I should have to adore You with, to be sorry with or to thank You with.
And the poignant feeling of being singled out and included in the large and ever-increasing set of other people who were singled out, stacked on the bathroom floor….
His love of nature can be seen in Musashino (1898; "The Musashi Plain"), his search for idealism in Gyūniku to bareisho (1901; Meat and Potatoes), and his poignant feeling for the fate of wretched men in Gen oji (1897; Old Gen) and Haru no tori (1904; Spring Birds).
The Greeks have the word xenitia, meaning exile, and this state gives rise to the most poignant feelings of nostalgia.
Unfortunately, to protect ourselves from experiencing poignant feelings and fears of future loss, we become somewhat removed and can be emotionally distant from our children.
But you know, in the book, you have a poignant description of your feelings about the victory of Barack Obama.
While clicking through the tweets is a somber read, they also provide a poignant window into the feelings that students around the world seem to share about high school life.
The poetry which floods into the paper gives a poignant expression to the deep feelings of loss.
These personal touches can be anything from aspects of their religions or cultures, to honoring and involving family, to including a humorous story about how they met or a poignant poem that captures their feelings.
