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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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She Conquers — Fozia Bibi	When the world's burdens are on her shoulders, She never backs down, Nor does she ever give up, Even when things get too...	15 views Rate it
Watch Me Bleed — Cassie McCauley	Do you want to watch me bleed? See the pain released from me? Leave this life of insanity? Or is it just your darkest...	15 views Rate it
The fallacy of the Ego — Moss M.Jacques	I boost your ego You let me go And I'm the ultimate victim. "This is it for me. This is me move on." I'm just quoting you verbatim Like you are...	15 views Rate it
Mo Ghrá Rúndiamhair — Eibhlinn An Calleach	Mo Ghrá Rúndiamhair (My Mystery Love) [Gaelic - Irish] Mo ghrá rúndiamhair Oh, how I feel your spirit in the...	15 views Rate it
Society — Subhodeep Chakraborty	Society sounds like a pretty woman. But, I've seen it's the true face. It's rotten, like a gutter Filled with worms and...	15 views Rate it
I'm Human — Mac	I may be cold But deep down I'm still Human I cry As well as you do I feel sadness As well as...	15 views Rate it
The Jukebox — Ronald-Bunch	Play it along We're all a song. It was there where she danced In rhythm and thong. She looked to the right, She looked to the left. A patio where she...	15 views Rate it
I Hate Negative People — I Hate Negative People	I hate negative people Brian...	15 views Rate it
Touched — Airric	As sure as the sun rises and the flowers bloom each spring I'll always be there for you to do most...	15 views Rate it
A Fight Against Love — Jersei Depew	It started as one date Then one turned into two Eventually we said I love you And a few years later we said I do It was a love that no one else...	15 views Rate it
2:15 am — Mari No	it's impossible for me to understand but as i sit here aimlessly hugging a pillow i hope it reaches you. i wish you knew how much i love...	15 views Rate it
A Beggar's Song — Kurt Philip Behm	My last attempt to circle the square anger takes the throne Isolated no longer to share servitude...	15 views Rate it
A Strange City — William Henry Davies	A wondrous city, that had temples there More rich than that one built by David's son, Which called forth Ophir's gold, when Israel Made Lebanon half naked...	15 views Rate it
Youth — Robert Laurence Binyon	When life begins anew, And Youth, from gathering flowers, From vague delights, rapt musings, twilight hours, Turns restless, seeking some great deed to...	15 views Rate it
Lament VII — Jan Kochanowski	Sad trinkets of my little daughter, dresses That touched her like caresses, Why do you draw my mournful eyes? To borrow A newer weight of sorrow? No...	15 views Rate it
A Sorrowful Lament For Ireland — Augusta, Lady Gregory	The Irish poem I give this translation of was printed in the Revue Celtique some years ago, and lately in An Fior Clairseach na h-Eireann, where a note...	15 views Rate it
A Poem Written In Time Of Trouble By An Irish Priest Who Had Taken Orders In France — Augusta, Lady Gregory	My thoughts, my grief! are without strength My spirit is journeying towards death My eyes are as a frozen sea My tears my daily food; There is nothing in...	15 views Rate it
A Song. — Helen Maria Williams	I. No riches from his scanty store My lover could impart; He gave a boon I valued more - He gave me all his heart! II. His soul sincere,...	15 views Rate it
Aspasia. — Giacomo Leopardi	At times thy image to my mind returns, Aspasia. In the crowded streets it gleams Upon me, for an instant, as I pass, In other faces; or in lonely fields,...	15 views Rate it
A Dawn Song — George William Russell	While the earth is dark and grey How I laugh within: I know In my breast what ardours gay From the morning overflow. Though the cheek be white...	15 views Rate it
Answer To A Beautiful Poem, Written By Montgomery, Author Of "The Wanderer Of Switzerland," Etc., Entitled "The Common Lot." — George Gordon Byron	1. Montgomery! true, the common lot Of mortals lies in Lethe's wave; Yet some shall never be forgot, Some shall exist beyond the grave. 2. ...	15 views Rate it
Amalia. — Friedrich Schiller	Angel-fair, Walhalla's charms displaying, Fairer than all mortal youths was he; Mild his look, as May-day sunbeams straying Gently o'er the blue and...	15 views Rate it
Poems From "A Shropshire Lad" - IV - Reveille — Alfred Edward Housman	Wake: the silver dusk returning Up the beach of darkness brims, And the ship of sunrise burning Strands upon the eastern rims. Wake: the vaulted...	15 views Rate it
The Grief Of Heart — Ehsan Sehgal	The griefs of heart stay In the heart That, become the tears Flow from the eyes And disappear In the tissue papers I do not say that To the world I bear...	15 views Rate it
Zophiel. (Invocation) — Maria Gowen Brooks	Thou with the dark blue eye upturned to heaven, And cheek now pale, now warm with radiant glow, Daughter of God,--most dear,--...	15 views Rate it