Short Gloomily Poems
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In
the
now so
gloomily
lit corner of
the room, she sits, hair wild and free,
emerge from your dismal shell and join the human race.
Thank you, again, J, for your input.
Not a light's kiss
Slow dispersal of bliss
We came a long way
Expectations turned sore
It breaks my heart today
That my dear friend is no more
Childhood's banter memories
All faded gloomily by death's kiss.
In an ancient castle, in a terrible, sorrowful dungeon,
The guide showed the tourists a skeletons scatter.
Tourists whispered in horror: - Who dumps them?
The guide gloomily dropped: - It is already not matter,
Irrelevant who they are, but ask yourself:- Why?
People attempted to save money on guide?
Girl sitting alone
Looking into old mirror
Doesn’t see herself
But sees image exceeding
Her own imagination
Wonders why she sits
Sits all alone in this room
Without hope alive
None to keep her heart stirring
She gloomily sits alone…
No one to carry her mirror for her
Russell Sivey
Laura was looking back at him:
A coat for the first fine time trim,
A new eye glass with a gold rim
But Luther still not looking slim,
His bright eyes now gloomily dim...
Laura had this long sung to him
Like a Blues' tune, no, like a hymn,
Even as he bought her a SIM
"Don't be cup filled to its brim:
Weight you watch: yield to no whim".
Laura weighing Guy for an affair:
In it two things still interfere.
Often we feel
joyfully, gladly
Something we have
received
But soon discover
gloomily
Our heart has been
deceived
An unknown loving
light
Appears in the
composed soul
Steals away the
bright
Smashing the world
whole
The days become
thirsty
The nights are all
restless
The thoughts be
empty
With the fruitless
clash
We wish for the hope
star
Gaping into the dark
night
A handicap stretches
afar
With broken, wounded
might