Psalm 31:9 uses the exact phrase 'mine eye is consumed with grief' — a direct parallel of the same lament.

Psalm 38:10 says 'the light of mine eyes is gone' — a parallel description of eye affliction due to distress.

Psalm 88:9 states 'mine eye mourneth by reason of affliction' — a direct parallel of eye grief from suffering.

Psalm 31:10 describes life spent with grief and bones consumed — a parallel theme of physical decay from sorrow.

Psalm 32:3 shows bones wasting from unconfessed sin, a parallel physical deterioration from inner distress.

Job 17:7 says 'mine eye also is dim by reason of sorrow' — a parallel of eye dimness from grief.

Job 16:16 describes a face flushed from weeping, directly paralleling the eye-wasting from grief here.

Lamentations 2:11 says 'my eyes fail because of tears,' a strong parallel to the eye-wasting from grief here.

Lamentations 5:17 also describes eyes dimming from grief, echoing the physical toll of sorrow seen here.