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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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...a passing edition of life... — Ioan Rusu	FIRST PART Remembers of the Life Time Sometime, even if we die We still remember… White birds never die. Like flowers, they are eternal. ...	18 views Rate it
Queen Elikabeth the second, A Tribute — Paul Secrett	The nation comes together, This sad and tragic day, As we bid farewell to our queen. For the nation she was a treasure, And now tributes we now pay, ...	18 views Rate it
The Water Turns Deep Red — Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker	Unlawful homicide uses of excessive force; torture and other ill-treatment, enforced disappearances, committed by giant crocodiles. Justice must be...	18 views Rate it
Transient Life — Timileyin Oyelade	How quickly the beautiful moments of afternoon sunshine grows into a nightmare of darkness, The obscure ones trading to become limelight in the shadows...	18 views Rate it
Value — Aasiyah	Reality isn't what it seems, but it's not like a mirror Although, my life does reflect me, at least I can't see her Because I'm full of darkness, ...	18 views Rate it
Legacy of Love — Moomin	This world and life which we muddle through Throws up those announced as heroes Who's names engrave the rocks and halls And speak of glories past Yet...	18 views Rate it
Father help me — David Stoliarchuk	God, King David had a lot of sex and a lot of kids. Why have You not give me even a single woman to love? I’m at the age of 31 already. Lord have I...	18 views Rate it
Black Butterfly — K.G. Munro	Forest fires burning behind your mind, Fires of red leaving you blind, Soul screaming into the embers left behind, Why am I alive? A question that...	18 views Rate it
My Gramma’s Couch — Lisa Milligan	Won’t you please take me back To the brown couch at my Gramma’s house With the big gold-framed antique mirror over it And hand me Grampa’s old...	18 views Rate it
Lettered Lazarus — Phoenix Flash	On a pew immutable, I’m a dry cuticle praying to be shorn; her wish—stillborn. Father, we thank thee Father, we thank thee Thank the Father...	18 views Rate it
Bane — Kennet Benoit-Hutchins	Grasping for all that can be taken Reveling in the angst of the powerless Evermore, Evermore, Poe's Raven extant Eternally romancing the gilded throne ...	18 views Rate it
Wings To Fly — Selena Valdivia	It was the fall of ‘94 Our world came crashing down, Tears streaming down my face, As you waved good-bye Here we were, All on our own, No place to...	18 views Rate it
1984 — 1984	The ignorance came Forget the masses for gain A world full of pain ...	18 views Rate it
Ringer — Dante Unknown	I know not where the wayward walk For I know exactly where I'm going I cannot degrade to boring talk My interests overflowing I am not a common...	18 views Rate it
Steadfast — Noel Vallejos	STEADFAST I have suffered much Weathered so many a man’s disdain My faults and errors Unto me boomeranged And brought to me affliction And so...	18 views Rate it
Waiting — Jessica Millitello	Another night I lay here alone crying, Wondering what is in store for me. What have I done to deserve this misery, Pain constantly wracking my body. ...	18 views Rate it
Why Me — Rochelle Fernandez	Why Me Why me? Why my life? Everyone I like taken or in love with someone else. Dark soul, black, mysterious. Ha! What a laugh. It feels like...	18 views Rate it
JO Davies County — Julio	Jo Davies County Lonely roads, corn abound Stop for a moment to listen Listen to the wind blowing in the fields Fields of yellow glowing in the...	18 views Rate it
A Broken Heart That Beats — Mahesh Wadhwani	Hearts been broken, now twice Not easy, to always pay the price Left with no strength or desires That mending back, always requires My heart, now like a...	18 views Rate it
"Jesus Jesus please bring peace" — Wendy Mitchell	My Jesus I think of you as I walk along the path of your love your heart beats on the Palm of my hand As the love burns higher for your love in my eyes...	18 views Rate it
NO MORE!!! — Ingrid Bitetti	GOSSIPING’S ALL HE CAN HEAR BULLYING CREATING FEAR WET BOOTS FULL OF SNOW BRUISES HIDDEN WILL NOT...	18 views Rate it
Blackness — Alexandria Brinker	Slowly Sufficating underneath Blackness hugs me like an old friend I fight it but i wont be able to for long I forgot just how hard it was to smile to...	18 views Rate it
Bleached. — Monal M Patel	In living, I have become bleached, and tainted by a seething existence. Daily, I creep farther away from who I am, and what was known to others, and...	18 views Rate it
Why, why should I? — Alexandria Brinker	Smile they say, Why, why should I? I smile anyway. Be happy they say, Why, why should I? I act happy anyway. Why should i do anything when it's not me, ...	18 views Rate it
One More Angel God Has Gained — Sharon Lagueux	One More Angel God Has Gained I arrived home safe at-Las In my Daddy’s arms Caressed in His embrace No need to be...	18 views Rate it