Angst Poems | Examples of Angst Poetry

Fill the void that sits inside my soul, take away the cold, restore lost parts and rebuild my core and find a way for me to be whole once more. ...

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a fault of tongue has made the air grow thinner and suddently I don't remember the eyes that reflect back at me perhaps it's too soon to yell but I've been here before with each new visit feeling longer than the last i start to feel like this is the place I belong to destined to reside...

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chasing a light's glow is fraught with daft illusions shadows grow and fade mirages beckon off-road ~ echoes are hopes oft broken...

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in the foundry ...

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let on to secrets I wish I had never heard lured by twitch of ears eyes wide open beg to know best to leave, to leave it be...

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songer.co/song/viootoniewxyj6ra7fsadyjk Verse 1 I saw your name carved in a dream I forgot to remember You lit a match in the fog of a long-lost December You walked the safe roads, quiet and confined, While I built altars from the scraps left behind. Refrain God only knows... What songs we lost... Way back then... God only knows... The silence where... They might have been... Verse 2 He put a...

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Come on big men of the world You that owe the power You have already had much money To move on soldiers You have already had much gold To feel stronger You have already had luxury palaces To live comfortably safer in And fields, ground, soil, trees, Rivers, lakes and seas. You have taken in everything your eyes can see to the horizon. But do you...

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I never let your name rot in anyone’s mouth. I stitched you into my shadow, wore our love like a second soul — barely tethered, always flickering, but burning just the same. You ask for trust like it’s a light switch. But trust is a bruise that doesn’t fade overnight. Now, when you speak my name, another voice stirs beneath the calm— whispers tangled in quiet echoes. I swallow...

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Hiroshima – eighty years since August 6th, 1945 About fourteen and a half years before my birth, yours truly not even a twinkle in the eyes of his then young father and mother the former born April 9th 1929, while the latter would be turning ten that upcoming November 13th living in destitution with her three older siblings (in proximity...

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Only one word for love 170 definitions How fragile the human heart must be to fracture and break tremble and quake With a single word whispered or shouted rewarded or removed soft or sharp The words that fuel our very torment love ...

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“Should we deny our children pain, we would also deny them entry through many doors in their hearts and souls.” Poet Many cannot conceive truths the faithful believe, such as jagged edges lead us to deep places where tranquility waits to be reality. If only brains could disengage...

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Last night, I shot the moon I heard a loud groan, then It bled...slowly, dripping moonbeams into space until finally, the man in the moon became homeless......

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I knew, and you knew, that if I listened to "Unchained Melody," I would have surrendered to yesterday. Without the praises and disappointments, those deep, lingering sighs during moments of passion, our love seemed superficial by comparison. Everything changed the moment I saw his face in my dreams. Suddenly, the sweet sounds of Gheorghe Zamfir’s...

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I came to you already drowning. You reeked of endings. I dove in head-first. Perfect....

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Trauma, loiters and lurks, ...

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