Rhyme Depression Poems

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

I wake up miserable each morning 
Being mad at the world around me 
For having to exist in this forsaken life 
That for me is

© Mathew Sturgeon   

I always knew you’d be there with your caring and concern.
I always knew you’d have my back when I had nowhere to turn.
I always knew

© julia smith  

Hush, Daddy's sleeping,
we don't want him to wake.
Let Mommy relax and
have a little break.

It's okay, sweetie,
don't look so sad.
No, Mommy's eye
doesn't hurt bad.

Go on outside
and

© julia smith  

I carried them, these unsaid things,
Like rusted locks without their springs.
They clung to bone, they pressed on air,
Yet no one knew they lingered there.

They filled

© Saankhya Tare  

I think of you, so far away.
If only it didn't have to be this way.
It's been so long since I've seen your face,
trapped as I

© julia smith  

Each day is the same; we all sit here and wait,
listening for the sound of the chains on the gate.
You see, that’s our signal; that’s

© julia smith  

You’ll Pick out everybody’s problems but you wont help your self 
You’d rather sit alone in pity then take care of your health
You act like

© Loki Clark  

I'm so tired,
don't want to do this anymore.
Please just leave,
and be sure to close the door.
No, I don't want to talk,
I want to be left

© julia smith  

This year, my darling love, you’ll receive more than flowers
Jewelry, candy, candles, gifts, kisses and chocolate bars
You will also get your AARP letter and your

© Hebert Logerie  

I took another pill today
To take the blinding pain away
I drifted into loneliness
The only friend I'll never miss

I walked the line so I could see
A

© Laura Dee  

As I sit and wonder why, one who dreams, she never cries
She always smiles but yet I doubt,
That anyone knows what she's smiling about.

© Lindsey Ginn  

I have a raging storm inside my head.
Black as a dog, clouds roll by without end.
A warning flash of lightning is my dread
Another surge of

© Christine Watts  

The irony does not slide past me. My favourite song became my reality in two years time. A song that I loved but didn't understand

© Liv Louise  

There are demons I fight
That live inside of my head 
No one knows that they exist 
I choose to hide them instead 

They torment my

© Mathew Sturgeon   

The complications of not planning on being alive run high, always running to not fall behind.

© Liv Louise