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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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Unattended Inspiration — Sanjh	Long time ago. under the darkest of skies. There was a poet almost ready to die. No home, no shelter didn’t worry him much, But no audience to listen...	0 views Rate it
Unrequited Love Longing — William28	The love I feel for you is the love Apollo felt for Daphne. I run up to you, you run away from me. Perhaps Eros hit you with the wrong arrow,...	0 views Rate it
Unveiling Shadows — Weirrd Asher	In the depths of my tale, a chilling fright If I unveil it, fear may consume your every light Yet I persist, hoping for days to rearrange Yearning for...	0 views Rate it
Wanting what I fear — Madison Moody	I long for love's warm embrace, To share my heart and soul. But the past loves have left no loving trace, Leaving my spirit cold. I crave...	0 views Rate it
War — Craig Baumann	I left my family at 19, To join the Army, I went to war in Afghanistan, I've seen blood shed, Things I don't describe. I've seen the horrors of...	0 views Rate it
Weary — Michael R Lindeman	Upon thine hills of shallowed night Born of souls and midnight fright Alone they burn thine hallowed hill For crescent moon and fear spent wills ...	0 views Rate it
What I have done... — Janvi Rana	What I have done... What I have done to me in a past few times, I tortured, hurt, and forgot all my smiles. I did what I should not have done, Who I...	0 views Rate it
Who keeps me — Jennifer Hartwig	Something or someone is keeping me from who I was. I feel...lonely. empty. I can't breathe the same. There's an anvil on my chest. Anger. Sadness. I...	0 views Rate it
Without you — Hope broderson	The loneliness I thought would Never go away Went away when I met you that Very same day The first time I...	0 views Rate it
Yesterday..Today..Tomorrow — Divya Sastry	Yesterday..Today..Tomorrow Gazing at the sharp silver hint spluttering in between the hovering dark cloud. my mind thinks aloud… …of Bittersweet...	0 views Rate it
Ode To The Moon — Charles Edward York	Ode To The Moon I watch you against the cosmic canvas Traveling across the celestial scene Longer than anyone can imagine Slowly, softly and subtly ...	0 views Rate it
ADMONITION — Norbert Tasev	I'm going to be woken up many more times today. Who would have thought long ago that there would be a time when it would be better to hide, or to rest...	0 views Rate it
My Silent Room — Javid Ahmad Tak	And love that tends to have many love interests, In the end fails all tests, So be like the young sparrow, Who sincerely loves today without taking...	0 views Rate it
L.O.R.E.E.N (Loreen) — Jerry Wayne Lawrence, Jr.	Love & Loner. Outcast. Renegade. Evenly. Enduring. ...	0 views Rate it
Sad Day — Charles Edward York	Sad Day Today is a sad one, I’m afraid I have only tears to tell how much it hurts You kicked me out without mercy I crossed half a country To be...	0 views Rate it
Tired soul — Bett Kipkirui	Tired and...	0 views Rate it
Praise for Deliverance — Richard Newton Sherrer	The Lord is my rock and fortress, My God and my deliverer; I take refuge from my distress, Screens from the evil encounter. He’s the horn of my...	0 views Rate it
Peace in the present — Chelsea Murphy	Sometimes the present moment is the only place you should be No time for distractions, just time to be free Away from the worry Behind all of the...	0 views Rate it
No era nuestro tiempo (Melodrama) — Jorge Luis Diaz Granados Lugo	Realmente, no creo que lo Nuestro haya sido un error, Amada Tal vez nos faltó madurar un poco más, Conocernos mejor, entendernos, saber Qué es lo...	0 views Rate it
I pray God answers yesterday — Akinyemi Bolatito	You see this heavy pain I carry I hope to drop it If I understand I am sure I will be able to drop it But fears hold high power in ignorance You...	0 views Rate it
can i — can i	Listen closely can I give you emotional and mental strength cause it's hard to do it alone can I adore and cherish you with all my time and energy it's...	0 views Rate it
When Tears Come — Charles Edward York	When Tears Come It happens all of a sudden When tears come A feeling buried deep Surfaces undone I think of your loss And all I can do is cry. ...	0 views Rate it
PREDICTION ABOUT MYSELF — Norbert Tasev	When my chewed-up bones will soon be laid before decomposing worms and beetles, will and blind luck will still flicker on top of the rich, undeserved...	0 views Rate it
Fat boy or tale of monica — Larry Lowry	The fat boy or a tale of monica. The truth I'm a thin man I was young. She was me painful shy we found each other. She could not look at a camera...	0 views Rate it
The sea — Seema Tabassum	It fathoms so free Towards stile and tree At the coast of my...	0 views Rate it

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