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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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DEAR DAD — YousefAlfil	DEAR DAD brothers and sisters listen. Our dad, The head of the table. Dwells in my room every night, He undresses me everyday He smiles and...	0 views Rate it
Deep down the soul — MANJEET KAUR SODHI	Today well dressed in a gown My face touch up hiding my frown Looking at the phone camera My mind full of chaotic plethora With a big smile on my...	0 views Rate it
Don't take away my light — Francis Chilolo	My life was of pain and regret. A heart emersed in darkness and anguish. What love was, I never knew. I walked the streets in the cold. Stole to feed...	0 views Rate it
Excused? — Mithila Bhide	The breeze through the woods.. The howl at the moon.. The flock of feathers.. The cherries maroon.. They say he speaks to you.. Through all his...	0 views Rate it
Farewell — Asanda Mayila	I fold, convert to any religion you want. Have more faith in any deity than myself. Light the darkest place you wouldn't dare venture to. Think this...	0 views Rate it
Fight for Might — Manoj Dagar	It's a power game and nobody has shame and nobody care but for his share... Some sell arms, but not as alms, by selling fear... fear or war... ...	0 views Rate it
FIGHTING — Deepti Verma	The sun fighting for its identity Hold still by the proud shine But the cloud showings it's impact Found a light escaping through the cloud A ray of...	0 views Rate it
Ghosts — Alicia Quine	My mind is dark. Screamed my intrusive thoughts. When I think about that night, I can smell the dust and alcohol in the atmosphere then suddenly; ...	0 views Rate it
God is tortured — Anderson De Leon	I now believe God is tortured. I think he is mortified the same as us, of that feeling of emptiness. He must be nothing more than a sentient program, ...	0 views Rate it
Happy Times — Scarlett Cooper	Running shoes strewn across the hall Boys outside play catch with a bright purple ball “Time for dinner!” their mothers call So then it lies abandoned,...	0 views Rate it
Her peering eyes… — Yasmeen Ali	His mother peering through a broken stained window, pondering what time he’ll be back. Her heart restless on a daily basis, awaiting in eagerness in her...	0 views Rate it
High — Miles J Feulner	High Flying high- almost dead Half past the same day the same one that just left- excuses and daydreams- doldrums the same old thing. Party? Done...	0 views Rate it
I wish you were here — Jonah Jagadeshan	I wish I was present at a time when you were near, but life has its own way of taking us around the sphere; To only find thyself, while passing through...	0 views Rate it
If love judges — Joyce Oluwaseyi Boluwade	If love judges The heart will avenge The mind of human will be filled with stones Only to break the pain, Giving a 100 and receiving a 30 She...	0 views Rate it
Images of absences — Franci Cilli	Images of absences. Deaf noises and croaked voices from the last cigarette. Timeless reproaches, with the smile and anger of those in charge. ...	0 views Rate it
Insomnia — Tiffany Wyatt	The average adult needs about eight hours of sleep a night or so they say. If I get four i'm lucky, there are few situations in life that make you this...	0 views Rate it
Lament — Srijita Das	Can I ask you a question? What happened to your promises when we had nothing? Your promise to stay with me forever! How childishly I fell for your...	0 views Rate it
latibule in luna — Aditya Kesharii	a night long ago, me and the moon, talked about the peoples, who've torn us apart. brushed off the dust, craved our sorrows. saw each other's...	0 views Rate it
Lost... — Manaswini	The flickering of the street light, Are resembling the haziness of my mind... The road is long ahead, But i am feeling tired... It's a dark gloomy...	0 views Rate it
Melancholy song of a Nightingale — MANISANGEETHA	O'er the hills and valleys he hears pleasant sound, But climbing up, finds vacated land, Never finds the image listening to sweet notes, Hearing the...	0 views Rate it
moths... butterflies and you — Amritha S	You arouse me to ask a question about myself at that day Am I pessimist or optimistic? The only question which i thought a hundred times The only...	0 views Rate it
No pain is permanent — Ishant Chamlagain	'No pain is permanent' Hey beautiful people Cheer up it's time to laugh Chase your pain Give it a big slap Hold your strength Don't let it fall ...	0 views Rate it
One Day, Some day. — Olusegun Ajayi	ONE DAY, SOME DAY. One day, Someday When the pest will become a prey And the hunter be hunted for. Lonely dwelling, expecting the clarion call. ...	0 views Rate it
Ray — Hali oumer	Your eyes scream, Your mouth just sighs, Your nose wrinkled, Your eyebrows rise. You twirl around, On a muddy ground, And hope to see, A flicker of...	0 views Rate it
Rhythm of the heart — Daweti Yathitha	Rhythm of the heart It is living in art Where all hearts dance, to the rhythm of thy heart Where there's an ocean of words with no rhyme And...	0 views Rate it