The phrase "about sorrow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to grief, sadness, or emotional pain.
Example: "The novel is primarily about sorrow and the ways it shapes human relationships."
Alternatives: "concerning grief" or "regarding sadness".
"You could never say those words about sorrow or slavery or feeling lost, but you can sing them.
If I write about sorrow and longing, it is easier in Turkish.
Some of the faces are heartbreaking, but the imagery is not strictly about sorrow or being downtrodden.
And our puzzlement is part of the imaginative experience she intends, while a powerful light is illuminating lines of poetry about sorrow or love.
But I am not sure that any of these quite capture Deborah Levy's imagination or explain Swimming Home, which at one point she sums up to me, perfectly, as a "page-turner about sorrow".
December 13 , 1927Martins Ferry, Ohio March 25 , 1980New York City, New York James Wright, in full James Arlington Wright (born Dec. 13, 1927, Martin's Ferry, Ohio, U.S. died March 25 , 1980 New York, N.Y ., American poet of the postmodern era who wrote about sorrow, salvation, and self-revelation, often drawing on his native Ohio River valley for images of nature and industry.
The book is more about sorrows than joys, but keyed to "the intermittences of the heart".
The music looks back to Celtic tradition and 1960s folk-pop, and Ms. Marling sings with an unlikely aplomb about sorrows that cannot be undone.
He sings in his raspy growl about the wages of living a wild life, about his experiences in prison and about being shot, and about his sorrow over being an absent father.
How can this one-of-a-kind musical fail to stir up memories, joy about its existence, sorrow about the passing of time?
It might not be for you if… You have no energy left to care about Del Rey idealising Hollywood tropes, singing dolefully about love or speaking to Tim Jonze about her sorrow.
