Short Sadblue Poems

Short Sadblue Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Sadblue by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Sadblue by length and keyword.


Blue Eyes

There was a blue in his eyes
when his frown creased his brow,
a blue in his eyes
when tears slipped down his cheeks;
I fell in love with the blue in his eyes.
I drowned in the ocean
When he looked at me, 
I felt my lungs hitch
as air swirl along my tongue.
There was a blue in his eyes,
when he let me go.


Blue

Blue calm, blue relaxed
Sea-blue, clear blue skies
Feeling blue, blues music
His blue eyes.

When did blue turn purple?
Feel bruised, hurt, sore
Purple of a whore's dress
Purple echoes of a slammed door.

Why did purple turn black?
Leaden, stifling black fear
Can anyone hear me?
Am I still here?

Now I stand on the edge
And I hear them call-
In the distance, blue voices
Growing loud as I fall.
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Premium Member Blue

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                                        grave sapphire eyes
                                        sting with tears, and she shivers

                                        her cold hands turn blue 

                                        donning his Navy pea coat 
                                        her blue mood lifts with the fog





For Francine's Contest "Blue" by Carrie Richards
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Murder of the Soul

Why would he choose a blue rose?
Heaven it's sickly color
I will pretend it's pretty 
For our anniversary

Oh! I understand his thoughts
Cobalt Blue my favorite___
How I enjoy my pink rose
You know one on the trellis

He did not know I was sad
He never picked up on clues
When he brought the blue rose home
Clueless or did he plan this

Plan to feed the depression
So that I would get in deep 
Deeper into the despair
Despair that leads to my death

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