In literature, "sorrowful" is used to evoke deep emotional states and to paint vivid pictures of melancholy and loss. Often, it describes the internal turmoil of characters—capturing a range of feelings from wistful regret to profound grief, as when one character speaks in a sorrowful whisper, embodying inner pain ([1], [2]). The term is also employed to imbue settings and events with a sense of desolation or divine lament, whether referring to a landscape touched by an unfriendly rain or to the tragic fates intertwined with destiny ([3], [4]). Additionally, in moral and religious contexts, "sorrowful" underscores the gravity of sin and penance, lending a weighty, reflective tone to the narrative ([5], [6]).