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Best Lonesomeness Poems

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Lonesomeness
When ghosts of seclusion haunt,
And murky clouds of gloom veil the mind,
When tears on rosy cheeks freely flaunt,
Heart misses a beat and lags behind,

Must you...

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Categories: lonesomeness, depression, loneliness, prejudice,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Silent Voice
--Tree Silhouette-- 

shimmering tree
they're no footsteps around       
but fallen leaves 

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afternoon twilight
heaven is listening
peaceful lonesomeness
  
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Autumn waits 
The...

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Categories: lonesomeness, autumn, beauty, blessing, deep,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Tinderbox
Rife are grievous echoes lamenting worldwide
From widespread disgust clamoring weary sigh,
Perturbed in lonesomeness, bawling in dark,
Clasped beneath shroud of tenebrous clouds,
Rendering world aghast in grip...

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Categories: lonesomeness, anger, angst, anxiety, emotions,
Form: Verse
Around the Corner
Around the corner




Past year memories,
Haunting solicitude,
Teary eyes,
Sinking heart,
Spooky gloom is,
around the corner !

Noise of a little drop,
A ray of sunshine,
Heart ceases to beat,
palpitations thereafter,
Pounces out...

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Categories: lonesomeness, emotions, loneliness,
Form: Free verse
Sympathize
Swallow me,
Like the air you inhale,
And exhale the broken pieces of my soul
To cherish me in you, 
Forever…

Swim in my eyes,
And drown yourself into my...

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Categories: lonesomeness, life, mystery, sad, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member I Envy the Weekend
Friday night the weekend begins for most
Mothers, Fathers, with family members host
To be together with those they LOVE most
While a lonely man speaks with his...

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Categories: lonesomeness, family, lonely, wife, work,
Form: Sonnet
So Close and Yet So Far
Poetry and wine.
Substitute companionship.
Lonesomeness with you....

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Categories: lonesomeness, relationship,
Form: Haiku
Romani Gypsy
Gypsy soul born a wandering way
Bearer of passion age old and new
Who can tame your unbridled day
And live as Romani's do

Calloused hands speak not complaint
Who's...

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Categories: lonesomeness, art, culture, passion,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member G Ped
Our appetite wanted more
Bun and cheese, or potted meat sandwich
They were handed out all in a row

From his small room
Its front door slightly ajar
One unbelievable
Kind...

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Categories: lonesomeness, brother, food, giving, introspection,
Form: Bio
Mother
Mother
Oh Mother, why have you left me on the shores of lonesomeness?
Without you, I amount to nothing.
I miss you, and I miss your bosom’s tenderness.
You...

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Categories: lonesomeness, family, mother,
Form: Sonnet
Xenon Cry
Xenon cry, reverberator night
It's either wounded near death
Or calling out, the blurred lines
Between hurt and lonesomeness
Why it felt so cold
Like the world face, turning to...

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Categories: lonesomeness, life,
Form: Free verse
Trust and Listen:
He's beside me when I'm lonely.
He hears me when I cry.
This lonesomeness inside me; often times, it's hard to hide.
Hush now don't you worry.
Please wipe...

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Categories: lonesomeness, devotion, faith, hope, inspirational,
Form: Limerick
Haiku On Partition
solitude reading night
lonesomeness appraising stars
partition of worship...

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Categories: lonesomeness, love,
Form: Haiku
We Are
In your fears
             I am insecure
In your hesitancy
     ...

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Categories: lonesomeness, husband, loneliness, love, marriage,
Form: Free verse
And Let Us Now Silence That Intrusive Music So Ominous, So Banal, So Tinny and So Slight
As rains and the torrentialest of snows plummet, 
Filling all the skies and the area interstitial to earth and sky 
With a frenzy of flying...

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Categories: lonesomeness, absence, age, america, analogy,
Form: I do not know?

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