Depression Day Poems

These Depression Day poems are examples of Day poems about Depression. These are the best examples of Day Depression poems written by international poets.

A soldiers Plight:

War evil Orders 
to murder the innocent
subjugate morals

Al Juman style haiku © 1/12/2025

© Al Juman  

I determined to take seize
of a lightning bolt! Paused
at every tree.  Flashed and
thundered all about – stood
by every metal post, just 
to see if

© Joe Dimino  

The black depths
of a coffee beckon the mind 
into a bottomless gaze - you stir 
and feel yourself swirl
in a dizzying haze and hope 
you

© Paul Willason  

I miss you im sorry
Life is weird without your here 
I want you so bad
Please dont go away
How can i do it without you 
Ill

© Lauren McMillan  

She’s at it again.
Wasting my ink
staging yet another death.

I draft her crimson melodramas
with third-hand metaphors
as she sips on ‘hope’ like tonic 
laced with rust
and wears

© Jasmine Tsai  

A night in fragments—
Breath reeked mildewed regrets,
and static collided behind my eyes.

I tasted shattered neon,
sipping cheap club gin. 
Even alcohol can’t silence the poet—
I mock

© Jasmine Tsai  

Sun has made its big grand entrance. Great right? Right? RIGHT?! No, sun is something that happens by nature, Yes but its just beautiful outside,

© Dominique Smith  

Adrift in some Mad American Empire 
I stand in my shadow as the future winds come 
Looking over the ruins of my nation!

Eyes grow dim

© Poet Tellaferro  

Im Dominique, im not bipolar, adhd or depression to say the least! I am tall but afraid of heights, I am strong but I am

© Dominique Smith  

And then, I broke my pen,
Left a poem undone again.
The path was clear, the goal was near,
Yet, I turned away in silent fear.

She once said,

© Parth Zadey   

I need a second to breathe.

In the mirror, I trace the lines
The weight of my body seeping out the confines
Nineteen summers yet shadows remain
I wish

© Shalyce Watson-Carrington  

No time to get out of the legal basis
They force us to live in debt 
And only in fantasy there’s an oasis
We’re offered to keep

© Gregory Colodub  

On a sad day, on a bad day, sun was bright
I went out for a walk, round the block 
Everything looked the same in the

© Gregory Colodub  

Granny said that all things have a seed
and that every seed produces its own
thing to be reaped:  good or bad:-
 
At the time, it

© Millard Lowe  

On this day we rise and see,
From a sky deck high and free.
The world united, in one common fight,
Casting darkness back to light.

Diabetes, you challenge

© Kashaf Ul eman