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Welcome to our collection of poems about melancholy! The feeling of melancholy is a complex emotion that has long inspired poets to create some of the most beautiful and haunting verses. Our collection brings together a range of poems that explore the depths of this emotional state, from the pain of lost love to the ache of nostalgia. These poems capture the essence of melancholy through their evocative language and vivid imagery, inviting readers to embrace their own feelings of sadness and introspection. Whether you're seeking solace or simply appreciating the beauty of language, our collection offers a powerful exploration of the human condition. So come and immerse yourself in the rich and complex world of melancholy through the power of poetry.

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"Treacherous Mirrors" — Destiny Hanson	Sometimes, I look in the mirror, I see things, Dreams fading away, Forlorn, forgotten; For the elites. When I was young, I was a big dreamer; I...	3 views Rate it
"Tripwires and Traps, Oh My" — Destiny Hanson	My head - my literal head. Was it all for naught? Surviving this whole time Existence is agonizingly painful Tripping through tripwires Traps and...	1 view Rate it
"Triumph" — Dolores Jeanne Hopkins	"Triumph" During every phase of life, I've yearned consistently to...	6 views Rate it
"Unbreakable Bonds: A Tribute to Mother's Love" — Lipika Mohanty	In the depths of my heart, a love so true, A bond with my mother, no words can undo. Since childhood, I sought her warm embrace, But life's demands...	4 views Rate it
"Unrequited Echoes" — Sri lekha	In my heart, all fades away, but your memories persist, In my mind, thoughts wane, only you persist. All fade from sight, save your captivating face, ...	3 views Rate it
"Untittled Feelings" — Adrienne Lawrence-Gouch	Shame, embarrassment, and pain. I live with them all the days of my life. The fear, the manipulation, the intimidation, the hurt. Broken, damaged,...	19 views Rate it
"Unwanted World" — Eric Selorio	"Unwanted World" Thursday, March 5, 2020 7:55 PM UNWANTED WORLD a poem by Eric R. Selorio,...	18 views Rate it
"Verses of Virtue: Navigating the Shadows and Embracing Light" — Mawphniang Napoleon	The shadows loom, obscuring light Deceit and lies, this murky plight Yet truth emerges, piercing night Abide, serene, in wisdom's height False...	2 views Rate it
"W" — Eliana Natev	Exhausted, drained, frustrated; I am just tired of going in circles. In circles in this world. In circles in the vile world wide web. It was light, but...	40 views Rate it
"What Kind Of Fool Am I?" — Kenneth Carson	"What Kind Of Fool Am...	26 views Rate it
"What's Yours Is Mine" — Westley T Ratliff	I know what it's like, I know how it feels. My heart that you hold, knows all to well that it's real. Seeing the pain break you down, is killing...	1 view Rate it
"When mirroring becomes self reflection" — Jack Graham	Sometimes you think you found the rainbow’s end self congratulatory know how much You’ve progressed, a process learned to trust Not recognising we were...	13 views Rate it
"Whispers of Love's Undoing" — Aneela Sami	In twilight's tender grasp we met, Two souls entwined, hearts set, A symphony of laughter and sighs, Underneath the starlit skies. But time,...	0 views Rate it
"Whispers of the Haunted Night" — Untitled	In the realm where shadows creep, Where nightmares stir from restless sleep, I dare to weave a tale of dread, A haunting verse, where fears are bred. ...	3 views Rate it
"Why we weap" — Wendy Mitchell	Why we cry We cry because of joy laughter and pain Why we cry We cry because our loved ones passed us by without saying good bye We walk alone the dusty...	19 views Rate it
"World of my sad heart ache" — Wendy Mitchell	Why do I feel this way torn from the evil world of hate We should not have to suffer any longer Please God why do I have to live this way in sadness all...	55 views Rate it
"Yes I Have Regrets!" — Kenneth Carson	"Yes I Have Regrets!" I regret that the simple thought of your smiling eyes can still cleave my heart in...	26 views Rate it
"Yes!" — Karen Anderson	"Yes!" Finally! He shared his last name with me, "Brooks," but now I feel overwhelmed and on the verge of tears, like a helpless newborn who doesn't even...	0 views Rate it
"Yes!" — Karen Anderson	"Yes!" Finally! He shared his last name with me, "Brooks," but now I feel overwhelmed and on the verge of tears, like a helpless newborn who doesn't even...	0 views Rate it
#1 — David Plantinga	Life’s a very busy thing And rushes by so fast, And since inertia rules this world It cannot help but...	29 views Rate it
#1 — xBlackReaper	The dreamer, agnostic unbeliever on the brink of insanity, seeing the incomprehensible words doing nothing to describe the obscure visions plaguing the...	1 view Rate it
#ceasefire — Jacqui Heron	#CEASEFIRE How CAN it be? How can you believe? Collective punishment and pain•*•. is the right of the free. They say, WE are at war, We...	0 views Rate it
'A Gallant Gentleman' — Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis	A month ago the world grew grey fer me; A month ago the light went out fer Rose. To 'er they broke it gentle as might be; But fer 'is pal 'twus one uv...	123 views Rate it
'Ave a 'eart! — Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis	''Ere! 'Ave a 'eart!' 'e sez. 'Why, love a duck! A 'uman bein' ain't a choppin' block! There ain't no call fer you to go an' chuck A man about when 'e...	112 views Rate it
'Daren Nadama' (The Night of Regret) — Abba Yusif Birnin Kudu	"Daren Nadama" (A Night of Regret) A journey blind I tread, a foray, whence a whispered spark Ignited a firestorm that ravaged my heart A maelstrom...	16 views Rate it