"When I am near him, it tugs at me, like a sweet, diabetic longing.
The happy demonstration in front of the Houses of Parliament seemed a fitting way for the Sanders movement to observe Super Tuesday, in its sweet expatriate longing for an America that is not, at present, real.
She addressed him "Sweet Robin", longing for his letters and helpless about his moodiness and depression.
A woman struggles with a wholesome English salad of "hard bits" (red cabbage, brown beans, sweet corn) while longing for the Irish version: "a few petals of soft green lettuce, a hard-boiled egg with buttercup center, a sliver of home-cured ham and a sprig of scallion".
Singer Sufjan Stevens taps into the sweet sadness of longing within "A Little Lost," a rhythmic, instantly memorable rendition of a song about a long-distance passion.
Flandez felt that the kiss made the "poignant moment" of the glee club's final performance "even more dear", and hoped that it would not be the last between them, while Aly Semigran of MTV praised the development and called the kiss "sweet [and] longing".
Josef Kropinski eventually answered the question in leaving one of the most mournful songs to survive now in the Holocaust Cantata: Dreams of yore will not return, Nor the reveries that burned, Nor the nectar of sweet lips, Nor those longing eyes!
The translated-sounding high-end dating agency ads are also stunning: "beauteous, charitable international lady of refined sophistication and magnanimous pass-times coupled to a gracious heart conversing in nine languages with huge museum-quality sculptures collection, but also, at heart, longing for sweet quietness... etc etc".
Her heart is poetry longing for sweet honey, yet only knows salt water.
His melodies have an undercurrent of sweet sadnesss and romantic longing.
