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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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Emptiness Reveals — Kurt Philip Behm	Loneliness arrives for breakfast, anxiety for lunch Rejection for my dinner meal, desperation left for...	13 views Rate it
A reply to an entry — Phoenix	If you ever wonder why I disappeared, the answer is, your friend gave you out. I was made to see, that, being clothed with success, does not take the...	13 views Rate it
To Love No More — Kurt Philip Behm	I lifted you into my heart But one arm was missing As single wing and one handed I carried you inside All the while, you pointing at My lost absent limb…...	13 views Rate it
The Girl I Wed — Kurt Philip Behm	Thank you for the confusion Lord, thank you for the doubt Thank you for those unsure moments when I could neither whisper nor...	13 views Rate it
Forgiven — Laina Gavriel	Let me tell you what I see in you: I see sunshine and I see rain I see moonless nights, I see pain I see hard work And debts paid Pages...	12 views Rate it
Morning Rain — Kurt Philip Behm	Answering The Past I tell you what you ask me why Inside this ring of time disguised Two hundred reasons passing go Retracing steps — of long...	12 views Rate it
Poetry Brought Me Back To Life — Robert T. Davenport	Poetry Brought Me Back To Life By Robert T. Davenport In the depths of despair, I once did reside, Lost in the darkness, my spirit denied. But...	12 views Rate it
THE CALLING — Angela Highberg	THE CALLING So Alone, Beneath the Darkness, What is this Feeling For, My Ghost Gain on me, A Plague of Memories, Dying for Your Touch, To Only...	12 views Rate it
Song of the Wire — Doug Blair	An overcast dayIn the summer.A pleasant reliefFrom the heat. And rising quite Early this morning,I’ve taken a Cool backyard seat. The birds are ...	12 views Rate it
Doctrine of Oaks — Laina Gavriel	The music falls soft and low tonight Like candlelight Gathered grace and petalled billows on a mossy forest floor Surety swells and swirls and sings...	12 views Rate it
did you really? — Doug Blair	your daughters birthday I mean? overtime at the office because promotion hinges on this present project. first animal doctor for you to audit....	12 views Rate it
Chosen To Want — Sprout	Feelings are flawed I once chose not to feel I once gave up within A life I had yet To reveal. I once cried so hard I threw up my tears ...	12 views Rate it
Rudy Mancke — Joe Strickland	is a part of life, as we all know, a fact ingrained within our mortal bones. no labels of good, or bad, or right, or wrong. such...	12 views Rate it
Lonely (Tonight) — Astrid Astérix	I'm lonely tonight But these songs will keep me company I'm lonely tonight But verses lift my soul like a kite. When the music turns off And the...	12 views Rate it
I hear the cats cry — Lori A. Powell	I hear the cats cry I watch him pass on by He shows no fear or pain His tears become the rain Just like the hungry lion Who swiftly walks so proud...	12 views Rate it
So sorry soul-kiss — Laila Jari	Morning after nighttime, hungover I might rhyme. feeling simple-minded, about the ways that I did, treating you, approxing. Queen-sized, snake bites,...	12 views Rate it
Lilac Thrills — Joe Strickland	Lilac Thrills, Abandoned in the verses, Amidst the whirl Of fluttering syllables, Alluringly elusive, Dancing on the page. Once upon a time, ...	12 views Rate it
Our Wine Autumn — Joe Strickland	Our wine autumn, Still, Sweetly fermented Embraces. Golden hues Of grapes Swirl In the autumn Breeze, Whispering secrets To the harvest...	12 views Rate it
The Melodic Sanctuary — Joe Strickland	There was a void within him, A vast, cavernous emptiness That stretched across his existence. It gnawed at him, Hungry for something He could not...	12 views Rate it
For The Artist — Joe Strickland	We pour our hearts Onto canvas, Or into words That we write, Hoping someone Will see the beauty, And validate Our endless soaring. But...	12 views Rate it
EMOTIONS — BRENDA L	LAYING THERE CRYING AT NIGHT WISHING THAT YOU COULD SEE THE TYPE OF WOMAN THAT I REALLY AM. I WAS SCARED OF GETTING HURT AGAIN BECAUSE OF THE PAST...	12 views Rate it
They Forgot To Love — Joe Strickland	Once they thought themselves a perfect match, Two people intertwined by their shared love For knowledge. Inquisitive minds And intelligent souls, ...	12 views Rate it
Prism — Joe Strickland	With every word, I try to capture The essence of you. But in the act of description, I lose something Of your substance, As if trying to hold the...	12 views Rate it
King — Joe Strickland	The barstool is my throne The bottle my scepter I sit and drink and ponder Life’s many injustices The job I hate The bills I can’t pay The women...	12 views Rate it
Drinker — Joe Strickland	Drinking, like an old friend, Whose presence I cannot deny, Who pulls me in with a warm embrace, And soothes away the pain in my heart. The taste of...	12 views Rate it