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Isolation Poems - Poems about Isolation

When Heaven Turns To Hell
At first, it was heaven — pure and bright. Then came the cry, A single tear that swelled into a river, And from that flood, hell was unleashed. Her world shattered, Suffering took root deep within her soul. She was never the same. Locked away in her room, Her mind a storm of questions — Where did it all go...

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Categories: isolation, care,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cry Ugly
"Cry Ugly" My deepest private searing pain manifests as "Cry Ugly.” Guttural moans race like a runaway train. The wail crescendos and peaks as a Banshee scream. Tears race down my face… my nose leaks... snot and tears merge dripping off my chin reminding me of small intermittent waterfalls… I taste salt. Vain furious attempts to wipe this viscous...

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Categories: isolation, angst, dark, journey, psychological,
Form: Narrative



Photographs and Memories
A familiar voice sharing the past, Remembering a place that didn’t last. Sifting through ashes of another life, Searching for beauty amongst the strife. Anguish surrounds me, a constant storm, Cold and darkness, wanting to be warm. Deprived of love, empty inside, Shattered dreams, life denied. Unresolved injustice, mistakes and fears, Yet I mourn those lost years. No peace in silence when I’m...

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Categories: isolation, bereavement, emotions, grief, loneliness,
Form: Clerihew
Good For Nothing
Being proud of yourself isn’t enough, When your loved ones don’t think so. Thinking you’re tough and strong, Yet you can’t handle the pain you know. Every time life starts getting rough, You bury yourself deep and low. I try to do things right each time, But feel handcuffed by winds that blow. It’s freezing out here, and I’ve nowhere to go, The cold...

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Categories: isolation, absence, deep, emotions, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Echoes in the quiet
They say the world is full of voices, But mine gets lost among the sound. A whisper drowned by louder choices, A silence no one seems to hound. I walked through halls of hollow laughter, Their eyes slid past like I was air. I smiled, and moments later, after, They left—and I was still not there. My name, a note they never mention, My...

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Categories: isolation, abuse, boy, bullying, girl,
Form: Free verse



Echoes in the Locker Room
They never saw me—not really. Only the outline I traced in the halls, A whisper of denim and shy glances, A ghost who smiled too politely. They passed notes like grenades, Laughed too loudly When the silence was breaking me. I wore their words like a second skin— Tight, blistering, But invisible to them. You asked if I was okay once— But your eyes flicked away Before...

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Categories: isolation, anxiety, poetry, sad, school,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member my senryu poetry must suck
silent words cascade unseen, unheard, fade away— lonely ink weeps dreams words fall like dead leaves no hand stirs to hold their weight— autumn of the soul untouched art cries out silent beauty lost to void— a poet unseen ...

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Categories: isolation, absence, art, autumn, depression,
Form: Senryu
If I must be alone
From early days, my path diverged alone, Not as the others danced beneath the sun. Their laughter echoed; mine a silent tone, A melody of one, by none begun. The brook’s soft murmur spoke in tongues to me, While others heard but water’s gentle flow. In rustling leaves, a cryptic symphony, A world within, where only I could go. The tempest’s roar, to...

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Categories: isolation, 8th grade, angst, anxiety,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Beyond my world
one window was all that i was given way up high pointing at the sky a cage really but all i asked was to see the expanse of blue and if lucky the parade of sun the moon the stars AP: Honorable Mention 2025 Posted on April 3, 2025...

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Categories: isolation, loneliness, longing, moon, perspective,
Form: Free verse
The Incident
It’s deathly cold. The walls are blank The air is so thick that you could take a blade to it as you would a cake and serve it to people at a birthday. But of course, I have no birthday. I don’t know how I was born,...

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Categories: isolation, 8th grade, dark, hurt,
Form: Free verse
The Boy With The Cardboard Heart
When you have nobody you have somebody and that somebody is yourself. Because you’re all you’ve got. So why need anybody? Anybody being nobody. Nobody being somebody. Somebody being anybody. Somebody. Somebody. Somebody. Nobody. Nobody. Nobody. Anybody. Anybody. Anybody. Does anybody understand why I feel like a nobody? Even though deep down I know I’m...

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Categories: isolation, abuse, anger, angst, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member When Tears Dry Up
When tears dry up, the reverberations cease, No resolution for the sorrow once released. Friends retreat to distant realms, Their apparitions linger, voices overwhelm. Silent rooms recall the past, Memories boomerang, nothing’s steadfast. The comfort sought in a heart once aglow, Now a tranquil place, an empty tableau. Yet life must traverse its tapering path, Through solitary nights and aftermath. In every dawn, an opportunity...

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Categories: isolation, loss, memory, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme
Five Minutes
[b]5[/b] The clock’s tick is a slow blade, cutting through the silence, fingers cold on metal chains— it’s only minutes now, my breath tearing through my chest. [b]4[/b] I can hear them—footsteps, too close, too far, scraping keys, rattling, the air, thick— I choke on it, wait. [b]3[/b] The light through the bars feels wrong, like it’s burning me— I can’t escape, the walls closing in. [b]2[/b] The door cracks open, a figure, a...

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Categories: isolation, psychological,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member ISOLATION
joyous jubilant moments of liberation in blissful retreat space to interpret & create ...

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Categories: isolation, art, poetry, word play,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Blank Stare From A Rocking Chair
A breeze did slide in under eaves and stirred inside the air that grieves, my children grown my dreams have flown, alone I sit my rocking throne. My chair in front of window bare, I look… but husband’s soul elsewhere. Beneath my feet the floorboards moan, alone I sit my rocking throne. Each day I rock the same tic tock and change not...

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Categories: isolation, fate, grief, irony, life,
Form: Kyrielle

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