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Sad Depression Poems

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


Inner struggle
I accepted being the third wheel
But now the fifth?
It's like I'm made out of steel
I became a myth
Still can't believe it's real
I can feel everything...

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Categories: depression, 12th grade, child, confusion,



The Person Who No Longer Exists
They said,
"just live."
But they never spoke of the ache
that lingers in the marrow—
of the fog that swallows names,
moments,
whole years.

I keep hoping the blurs
will soften into...

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Categories: anxiety, depression, identity, sad,

For Felix
I went to drink 
coffee at one of those 
cute little coffee-drinking 
places, and I couldn’t 
help but think of 
you. 

I tried 
not to....

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Categories: depression, 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Trauma-Induced Dissociation

So, "let it ***ing rain."
"The death of us."
Drowned in fire and ice.
"Good knight"

Carrie you broke my heart
But, you, Crystal, shattered my heart, mind, and soul....

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© G. Jay  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: anger, betrayal, depression, mental

Asylum Ghost Haunting Me
"When pain, rage and screams buried in the asylum of your heart start to poison your heart slowly and surreptitiously, you become a living ghost."...

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Categories: anger, angst, cry, depression,



If I Were a Girl, Would You Listen?
He doesn't cry in public-
he's learned to bleed where no one looks.
Where bathroom tiles keep secrets
and mirrors lie
just enough
to keep him standing.

he skips lunch again.
just...

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© arno niem  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: anxiety, depression, food, hate,

This Is Still Pain
they say boys don't cry,
so he bleeds instead.
silent screams hidden
under hoodie threads.
he skips meals
like skipping pages
in a book that no one wants to read-
his ribs...

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© arno niem  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: anxiety, boy, depression, food,

What does it look like
It's always a battle,
Everyday is,
Always a battle,
Between life and death,

I forgot something,
I didn't check before leaving,
I didn't look before going,
Everyday's like this,

I didn't eat,I overeat,
I...

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Categories: depression, lonely, poems, poetry,

Setbacks
The path I chose wasn't easy,
Choosing my self,
My kid,
It was never easy,

There are days I cry to sleep,
Stay awake and blame myself,
There are mornings I...

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Categories: absence, depression, poems, poetry,

Cabaret
I met a girl,
She's a beauty,
Looking expensive in looks,
Bet she's incredibly rich,


Then she dances through the crowd,
Swaying slowly,
Stripping off, showing off,
Leaving on a pair of...

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Categories: abuse, art, depression, poems,

Little Mirrors
Reflection catches
My guilt .
I lose the trust 
In whatever  , God,  I  pray too.
I need a release ,
I need to take the...

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© John Diket  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: anxiety, depression, extended metaphor,

Shattered Heart
Do you know how it feels to be 
No one's first priority?

The feeling of being alone
While your friends are falling in love.
The time when you...

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Categories: absence, cry, deep, depression,

Premium Member Imagination
When, in darkness, there's but a single ray;
When, in cruelty, there's little kindness found;
Then in imagination could I stay;
A private realm, and in perfection crowned;
And...

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Categories: angst, conflict, depression, dream,

Eyes Through Depressed Lenses
Depression,
It’s a silent killer.
It’s like being stabbed in the back,
But it’s Invisible.
The pain is sharp, sure,
And your screaming at the top of your lungs,
However to...

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Categories: anxiety, cry, deep, depression,

Premium Member The Room Was Empty
I got lost coming home tonight
To my surprise, the room was empty
You were not there, sweetie
The bed was made and the floor was bright.

I miss...

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Categories: depression, emotions, i love


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