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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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Prayer — Pamila	Prayer I really need some prayer Prayer is what relaxes you when the world seems just a little too loud. When the noise outside won’t just quiet down,...	0 views Rate it
She walks — Caitlin daquisto	You can see the pain behind her broken smile she walks with the dark cloud hovering over her Stones shackled onto her feet she scarred marks that...	0 views Rate it
Should I put my pain in paper — Dlamini Vathiswa	SHOULD I PUT MY PAIN IN PAPER? Should I put my pain in paper? Field is ready it might rain. Mom taught me to smile, covering pain with laughter. She...	0 views Rate it
Some day — Icy flow	I wish I could just grow wings and fly away , From the pain I feel just like yesterday, But the pain in my eyes makes me feel weak, But I just get on...	0 views Rate it
Springs Ascension — Lawrence E Boone IV	As Spring ascends, the earth begins to stretch its once fruitful limbs. Removing the reminisce of the haunting cold, death, that fell during her...	0 views Rate it
Summary — Shaktidevi	I would like to talk about my life short and sweet , Not so much going on but yet a good lie If you look from above it looks like a field filled with...	0 views Rate it
The Light Went Off — Alexandra Shalom Niemyer	Left alone. But I saw you. Curled up, Crying? Oh right. Sorry. Shrink to gone. Invisible. No. Smile. You look sad. Lips up. You must be proud. Of...	0 views Rate it
The Night Of A Wilted Flower — Anayat Nabi	Like the fish who is drowned in the depths of sea,I am drowned in the depths of my own thoughts. Like the shadow whose presence is never celebrated, ...	0 views Rate it
The Other Sibling — Laine Rowe	Prettier face and athletic, so nice and kind, nearly perfect, minus several flaws, just sublime. Knows how to write poems and songs, Play sports and...	0 views Rate it
The shadows beneath — Xsigna	A lonely scarred women sits on the side of the street, The tears she has cried you can see it beneath, No one to hold her and help banish the pain, ...	0 views Rate it
The Station — Larry M Colliflower	As the rain falls softly on the ground, He sits at the station barely making a sound, He thinks about his life and about his plans, Does he treat his...	0 views Rate it
The Tears of the Sky — Jannadine Draghoender	How long has the heart of the sky been broken? Pent up sadness that has never been spoken Thundering. Anger. Hailing punishments Pouring sadness ...	0 views Rate it
The thought which lingered. — Tendai Murasiranwa	What am I but darkness’s shadow? All I do is follow this hidden path. Unseen by many but felt by my soul. Illuminated assumptions be my heart. ...	0 views Rate it
This is the norm — Aaliyah Mohamed	This is the norm Every day I wake up, and it's the same thing 3 women killed in delft, and that's only this week. Screenshot Repost. Same story. ...	0 views Rate it
Time spares no one — Sumeja Ičanović	Every hour now is like a moment brief, my last years in this world I'm spending in mischief. Rusty mirrors show me that my days have passed, but...	0 views Rate it
To Miss My Sis — Reta Looker	My life changed the day you left All I have known since is feeling bereft For so long my life missed yours Always finding those closed doors Now your...	0 views Rate it
To Pause and yet to Tarry — David B. Taylor	To pause and yet to tarry By brook or lonely Spot To look in the eye of all before you Wether still or just passing by To smile Desiring nothing but...	0 views Rate it
Way To Be — Karianne Gabaldon	My dignified, elegant way of life turned to crude Leaving me damaged, screwed up and terribly used Stuck in an alley, diving in a dumpster for...	0 views Rate it
Wealthy women — Stacey	You see this old women so weak & so frail You see her mobilities but don't know her tale, That little old women can't fend for herself Alone and afraid...	0 views Rate it
Well-worn Wishes — Caitlyn Bird	We’ve all heard it before- That these roses hide thorns. So you can go wade in your Wilted garden of well-worn wishes, Until you Ravage ever last rose...	0 views Rate it
Where is I? — Mihir Kamble	Lost in a labyrinthine haze, I wander through endless days, Seeking what cannot be found, Yet ever seeking, I am bound. The mirage of individuality,...	0 views Rate it
WHY — Anthony Eddington	Love, why has tho forsaken me? I gave my heart and soul to you, even when you kept breaking me. You took me through changes unseen to my heart, unknown to...	0 views Rate it
Why cry? — Ellen Teahan	Why cry? You could play, in the park. Be happy So why sit there You see the green in the field. Others can't You can see what there is to be. ...	0 views Rate it
Death Came Knocking, Without a Clue — Oscar Auliq-Ice	In the land of the dead, where silence reigns, There lies a poem that no one explains, A story of sorrow, of grief, and of pain, A tale that no one...	0 views Rate it
I Am a Ghost, a Soul Without a Form — Oscar Auliq-Ice	I am a ghost, a spirit of the ages, A phantom figure that never fades, A memory of the ones who came before, A whisper of the past that lingers more. ...	0 views Rate it