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Depression Prose Poems

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


Premium Member the real heroes
Everyone loves a new mother.
We give her pampering gifts.
Send her carnations and roses.
Promise her candles, warm baths, chocolates.
Tromp into the hospital bearing onesies with cute...

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Categories: prose, hero,



Beautiful Tension
I got tensed the other day
Asked myself will there be heat in the may, 
Some stupid question over the bay, 
Tonight I learned that I may not...

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Categories: prose, 11th grade, anxiety, august,

Premium Member Awakening From Stupor
I welcome
the grogginess.
That dulling of my senses.
Until the walls turn to hazy grey.
My hand coming in and out of focus.
Another two fingers of whiskey 
swirling...

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Categories: addiction, anxiety, dark, depression,

Premium Member Beautiful paradox
In a world spun from the threads of reality and dreams, there exists a girl. Not just any girl, mind you, but a girl who...

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Categories: prose, anxiety, character, conflict, confusion,

My Friend, Darkness
I have a friend who's constantly there for me
when I needed to be alone,
when I wanted to express myself,
when the world and the people exhaust...

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Categories: prose, anxiety, dark, depression, feelings,



Premium Member Will He Feel the Love of a Good Mother
Wadandra nestled the baby against her breast.
He was content, his tiny lips dripping milk.
She loved this child as much as her own.
There is a bond...

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Categories: prose, baby,

Old Sir Herman
Glancing at him from the window's glass,
It felt as though the railway had taken away his joy.
Sometimes his hard stares or into nothingness.
Being nouveau to...

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Categories: prose, 11th grade, depression, hurt,

Premium Member This What Winter Brings
This is what winter brings.
Depressions vines climbing its way back across the mind.
Fleetingly vamping across acres of its inner shell.
Cutting all the warmth that was...

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Categories: depression, seasons, weather, winter,

Premium Member Evolution of Baby Names
in 1923 girl babies were named Nancy, Susan and Ann
boy babies were christened John, Michael, and Joe
then the flappers came along and changed everything
Now girls...

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Categories: prose, america, baby,

Premium Member Daddy's Cornmeal Mush
my daddy loved corn meal mush
mommy didn’t, she had eaten too much of it
during the depression of the thirties

I watched him cook it
because I loved...

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Categories: prose, food,

Premium Member Breaking Free
Some people have 'the look' and exemplify 'the part' for a lifetime.
The curtain has opened; their 'stage of life' unfolds, and the role they
seem destined...

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Categories: prose, change, environment, people,

My Reflection
As I look at my reflection, I see a woman that's lost her way,
a woman who no longer cares for herself. 
Her eyes have seen...

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Categories: conflict, depression, how i

Most Challenging Course In the World
Most challenging course in the World,  
What come in my mind is to open the  university which will teach more about understanding  women,
But I...

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Categories: anger, depression, humanity, life,

Premium Member Just Because
Just because there is air to breathe.
It does not give you the right, 
To take a breath.

Just because there is beauty to see.
That does not...

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Categories: prose, anxiety, confidence, emotions, fear,

Cracked
Her picture
shattered into oblivion
stares at me from the mirror

I am wondering
Who 
of us two
is broken more...

The light flows
between the pieces of a glass
between the fragments...

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Categories: prose, depression, humanity,


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