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Melancholy Poems Page #652

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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W.A.Y. — E. F. Derby	Every inch is bruised / A bruise on every inch Hands on tile on hands on face Arms held bitter boarded over stomach Swollen too much to be healthy ...	14 views Rate it
The Face Of Your Ace — Kathryn Pinard	Ace of hearts Fuck you though I’m worth everything You don’t even know People are heartless They use you They lie Lessons learned years ago Such...	14 views Rate it
The night is dark — The Night is Dark	The night is dark, the air is cold. The bones feel weak, frail and old. The moon, her pale face, shown in the night sky. The stars seem distant, the...	14 views Rate it
I Cannot Fly Today — D Linden Thomas	I cannot fly today Yet perhaps last night We flew between the stars Who can tell? Tomorrow will no doubt Be like today But not always Not...	14 views Rate it
Unknown Pathways — Journey	It’s Interesting to say the least what strings will sing me to the grave A sonnet to the loves I’ve left Some somber dirge for crimes not paid ...	14 views Rate it
Death — Khayone Ndayi	Life is short, dark and hollow. Where you can't dream, act or follow. I can't wait to get over you, but I can't just cut through. You are dark and...	14 views Rate it
Gone Far Away Into The Silent Land — Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker	I hear the winds of autumn sigh. You were someone who I love from the heart. You were the person who helped me through difficult times, your...	14 views Rate it
The Pain Of Missing You — Yousif Ibrahim Abubaker	Our hearts were broken for good. I would always be over mileage, tears had been falling now for so long, you have been unchained from desolation and...	14 views Rate it
Addiction the Affliction — Kim M Van Eaton	Addiction is an affliction that corrupts the mind, body, and soul Nowhere to hide Bound and out of control I want this pain to stop I get more to take...	14 views Rate it
Depressed — Pete Venzor	I cant wait to see the misery unfold inside of me, probably so exciting and full of sorcery, I will greet it with such kindness as I watch it turn on...	14 views Rate it
Everything Will Be Alright — KB	My tears have fallen into, puddles of worry. Worry doesn't get you anywhere Just in a pit and war with your head I may not be as strong as yesterday ...	14 views Rate it
Taken for Granted — Alicia Richardson	Taken for Granted Each day comes and goes Many taken for granted Thinking there is always tomorrow Moments lost; memories missed You say to...	14 views Rate it
The Diet — Adjekawen A. Jeremiah	Maybe I’m not meant to be happy Maybe I’m not meant to smile Everything hurts And every hurt hunts Have you a sachet of sadness, And five cubes...	14 views Rate it
A Summer Blue Hour's Fireflies — Gianne Mavan	Each firefly like a star's explosion An entire supernova coming into and out of the universe Alive for only a second Until the next one lights up ...	14 views Rate it
Moonbeams — Anthony Alfaro	A wise man once said, you’ll regret far more All the things that you’ve never ventured before Than all of the things in the world you could lose If you...	14 views Rate it
(foggy harbor, ibuprofen) — rustyspoom	and it creeps onto me nothing, nothing, then all at once speaks to me not pain just the everything cities are too nothing, nothing,...	14 views Rate it
Getting Knocked Down — Richard Groff	It’s really hard to love a stone And that’s what we’re becoming I hate the way we bite each other Where is all the loving? I used to think we had a...	14 views Rate it
Trifle the Centipede — CM McGee	Where are you? I’m at the crack of dawn, shrilling brightly My limbs jump with the wind, caressing the air gently, though much was lost in time But all...	14 views Rate it
Blue days — Lenamarie Clark	I miss your face missing you today in this cold sad place. I never realized you’d be missed this much. Your smile, laugh and your touch, your gone yet...	14 views Rate it
Inky Feet — Brandon John Ego	It’s regret that’s a deadly disease. It wipes the slate clean. It wipes the words off your inky feet. It pops the bubbles on your toes. Faster than I...	14 views Rate it
Lost Childhood (TW for SA and mentions of self-injury and su!c!de) — Gracie Miller	A girl of an age so young, Whose fate had been decided before it was done. There came a friend of hers, a little boy But soon she found he would not...	14 views Rate it
The Murder of Crows — Mia Stewart	The Murder of Crows by Mia Stewart Black eyes follow, as she grows Circling like, carnivorous crows Pecking apart, with side-eyed looks ...	14 views Rate it
Snowflakes of Hope — Rebekah Zimmerman	A lone figure walked, Under bright street lights. It was a dark night, And she struggled to fight. Another hard day. Had come her way. She felt dead...	14 views Rate it
untitled — Bobby	me from this agony cause one day it might kill me in this crappy world everything suffocates me now, tie this rope tightly just don't let it...	14 views Rate it
To Quiet the Clockwork of my Mind — Joseph M Mitterando	As clockwork gears my mind races ever on, endlessly pondering what has yet to come. These thoughts often believed ludicrous by some. Ideas and plans...	14 views Rate it