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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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The Black hole — J K Sadh	On what the world rests Shankar Pope Prophet Guru Sahib Mahaveer Buddha What are they looking for will be delighted everyone will walk...	0 views Rate it
The Cauldron — Samriddhi Saha	Booming canons, marching soldiers To the doldrums of unrest- Firing rifles, aghast beholders! In the fangs of their tempest; A muffled mob-stacked on...	0 views Rate it
The Desert Vultures — Ndulue Albert Izunna	THE DESERT VULTURES Desert vultures that eclipse the day, And forces stars and moon to loose firm grip of the sky they clutched. Against the sun the...	0 views Rate it
The dream — Anurag Chanda	Today! As on other days, I woke up with no headache But there's something more that day, I feel it because I lived in it. It's a Dream, A dream that...	0 views Rate it
The Emery Pavement — Krishna Mohapatra	The Emery Pavement There once was boy I knew too effervescent to decipher Of all that one could say about him He nested within him- A Writer He...	0 views Rate it
The Far-Fetched — Sajeela Chahat	Do you remember the path, where we first met and twirled? With saplings and flowers, and all the joy in the world. That led to a place far-fetched ...	0 views Rate it
The four walls knew . — Keerthi Rajput	The walls knew the pain , When she was angry . The pillows were drenched, When she was sad . The loud voice of her silent pain were caught into...	0 views Rate it
The next day — Nina Grace	The next day the pain is still fresh but most of the tears have dried. My eyes and neck are sore from suppressing sobs. The next day my head throbs...	0 views Rate it
The Next Whisky Bar — ABDELLATIF RAJA	I can smell cheap wine. On the counter, they all whine. As I swallow gulps of which is divine. Should I appreciate this life of mine? Or may I...	0 views Rate it
The sun haunted me even when it wasn't there — Mrunmayee Raskar	Just because the moon is seen through the reflection of the sun Doesn't mean the sun is responsible for all the moon has become The way the flowers...	0 views Rate it
THE TIME WE MET — Pulkit Singh	THE TIME WE MET It was dark , Enough to see The world fall apart . But when you called I was able to see the stars . It was so bright That...	0 views Rate it
THE TRAGIC BEGINNING OF VICTORY — Jaytalien	THE TRAGIC BEGINNING OF VICTORY She has been riding on a rough road a road filed with thorns and prickles the prickles that prickled her feet...	0 views Rate it
The Truth Of The Lie — Shrishgs Poetry	There is so much to talk about and so much to do, So many things are left undone and I have no idea for whom? My heart aches for the sufferers and yet...	0 views Rate it
The virtue of immortal — Harshit	Mine is a life of much shame But still I'm not feeling much ashamed I feel of ending it here Though it might not be quite fair I'm stuck in an...	0 views Rate it
The Walls — Prithvi Pandey	These walls speak too much , Although its silence in here but i hear them loud and clear.... Who said time travel is impossible when I look at...	0 views Rate it
The waves of tears — Vibusha S Achari	The waves of tears in my eyes, Washed the shores of my cheeks. Oh how I wish someone, Would break this heart of bricks. And take my soul away, From...	0 views Rate it
There is — Nishkarsh	There is something Unreviled, unknown That feel inside : Unbalanced and tuff As dark as it can . Maybe it's deep as I feel Or maybe it's not. a...	0 views Rate it
There's a better plan. — Shreya Verma Gharaik	In a store full of eye catching things, I looked at you, and kept looking. It took a moment to change a glance into a stare. Intrigued by your charm, ...	0 views Rate it
Things are not always as we want them to be — Soumya shukla	Hopeless situations, When all you can do is surrender yourself, When even trying to smile, You are so groped up with sadness that you can't, You are...	0 views Rate it
Throbbing Frost — Abhishek Biswas	And in the frozen nights, It hurt like frost, while I ponder, Your smell, your touch, your art, I wander in my solitude, seeking your presence, the...	0 views Rate it
Tiny hands — Junyi	I came a little early, To a world so foreign to me, The whooshing sounds of blood and my mama’s heart beat has ceased, Replaced by beeping noises...	0 views Rate it
Turn off — Diksha	We, Rise to the screen, Every morning snoozed Undone with things To bestow us Nothing Settles the room again Stilled in the pink walls ...	0 views Rate it
Twilight — Malakai Yepes	Dawn upon us a new radiance And embrace the twilit domain from which you rose Entwined is the locks that flow akin to springs Savor the momento from...	0 views Rate it
UNWINDING INTO THE WILD. — Aishwarya Vijayakumar	A chirping bird sang a soft melancholy to her ears, attempts to find the therapist went in vain, The brook leading a flowy choir,...	0 views Rate it
We lost our ways — Hafsa Asad	As by every passing tree, Why it seems like though art agree? You want to be asunder from me, Believe me! You can bequeath, you will feel free. ...	0 views Rate it