Pain Sad Poems - Poems about Pain Sad

To keep my words from falling apart, I need the blood that leaves my heart. I chose to stay and face the pain, so it won’t feel so strange again. I wrote the will to still remain, to give my empty words a name. I gave my body, left it bare— was that enough to make them care? I closed my throat, I...

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If she was the one who unbuttoned her blouse first, who closed the door, who whispered “Come on, don’t be shy,” and still—he said no. If she was the one who laid herself bare, threw herself at him like a dare in a quiet room—was he man enough to say he didn’t want it? To...

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He's a flirt with his anxieties, Collecting tauted nerves. She's a pen who haunts his remedies, And with these words she serves. He'll romanticize the painful, And unto pleasure, gain. Where a page was turned to tar, With her baneful, poisoned stain. All that glitters looks amiss, While they write together sin. Whereby lovers part by kiss, Muses part by apitoxin....

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HE~ He has met her before He knows that Maybe once or twice Yet, where and when he is just not sure SHE~ He is in good spirits today I think he remembers me Yet , yesterday he asked my me name Shouted at me to go away TOGETHER~ Fifty-three years wed A loving , happy marriage Kindred spirits, best friends Now , strangers navigating the unknown...

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A single tear is all I can give, For my body is drained of that pleasure. I’m too weak to remember the years I lived, Or the days too heavy to measure. So where does that leave me falling? What is it that could cure me? A single walk would tell me nothing - But at least for a moment I’d be...

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I've carried time like a coffin — an eternity. Feels heavier than dark gravity Devotion that cruel peculiarity; in me, it shattered — clarity now it's just deathly polarity. Structured, then... infirmity Silence bloated with verbosity! Thank you expendability to reach low generality; close my chest cavity With immensurability, blessed by fate's absurd decree I kiss the edge of certainty. My unthinkability — death offers no pity, It's...

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Every day I get up and question my life The things you did to me and my body And now I feel unworthy. I feel it’s hard for others to love me Even harder for me to love myself I give up, it’s true I hope out there Somewhere You feel the pain that I do. I can’t even look at my...

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Dragging my pen along the walls of the well, The ink of meaningful words runs dry, Blind to who you've become, and serving only to dampen empty sockets, The misty drops of moments lost become the meaningless tears I cry, And the blink of the eyeless is, likewise, frivolous nictation, For it was yesterday upon them your image permanently seared, And...

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You say you love me now But wait until I can't get sleep, cause my elbow is in pain And all I can do is sit and brave it out Wait until I need that quick drive to the hospital When I'm in pain I barely speak And my face turns into the despair I keep inward When all I care...

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A day, once, when you were just a name. A name, once, and then it all changed. Changed, once, and never again. God, please— never again. I don't want to look back one day And think on these memories And realize that the pain has numbed Yes it hurts Yes— yes, it hurts And I don't want it to stop I don't want you to...

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CARRIER In a world where the woman already goes through a lot I can't imagine what it's like for all carriers Especially when they don't know that they are And only get to know after they welcome a child into this world Cause it marks a moment of learning Learning to be a mum, and also to take care of the child...

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I woke this morning, lying next to you; Contemplating your thighs, your breasts, your face, as you still slept at rest in a dream’s embrace, my eyes all over your fair features flew… I lingered here and there—a glance askew caught subtle movements in that furtive place beneath your eyelids, wondering what chase your soul pursued in the other blue… You then...

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I look down now And I can just barely see The thin, pale white lines From the girl I used to be The girl who’s not so far gone Not as dead as you think But instead of watching skin bleed She now just puts it in ink As the clock ticked faster The calendar pages flipped More and more time passed And the scars started...

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In the depth of heartache, where grief was born, Of a sorrow that was made its horn. Where happiness and Joy turned to mourn, And lightness and brightness twisted to dawn. From memory of joy now haunting and taunting with scorn. Its stem was loss, from love that was gone, Where sadness and cry was adorn, Why, Because death was sworn, Why, Because...

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I’m a failure. I’ll always be one. I make everyone around me, disappointed, sad, angry, anxious. It never stops. I can’t be a good daughter, a good granddaughter, a good friend, or a good girlfriend, or even a good person. I’ll never be able to change, no matter how hard I try. I hate it. I hate everything. I hate myself. I’m a failure....

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