Sad Poems page 3

Sad Poems ^(101-119)

• by Loved and Lost

  Loss of Innocence

  This is a heartfelt poem, by a young poet struggling to survive the mistakes she's made. It will make you cry in sorrow, and grit your teeth in anger. But most of all, it will make you think…
• by Kristi Maxim

  The Memories Will Never Die

  Friendship brings us great joys, but in bad times it can also bring us great fear and pain.
• by White Rayven

  Kismet

  This poem is about a longing for love. But, in its simplicity, there is a much deeper, sadder meaning…
• by Ruqaiya Curmally

  Memories

  This lyrical poems uses intense imagery to explore -- and perhaps excommunicate -- sad and painful memories.
• by The Kat

  Is This What Life Is All About

  When Life piles one pain atop another pain, when there seems to be no end to our turmoil and troubles, it is only natural to ask - Why?
• by Mrs. Poetry

  One Of A Kind

  This poem is about an all too common quest - and the pain of finding no answer.
• by Ann Canonico

  Cold Reality

  We are seldom hurt by a stranger, but rather by those we love. For only they have the weapons that bring real pain.
• by Jennifer L.

  Shattered - Farewell

  One of the stages of loss, one we all seem to face, is anger…
• by Jennifer L.

  Shattered - Purgatory

  There are many feelings, many stages we go through, when experiencing loss. This is one of them…
• by Jennifer L.

  Shattered - Retreat

  As we work our way through the feelings of loss, one common step along the way is denial and retreat…
• by Philip Zemler

  A Wanderer's Search

  This poem describes flights of fantasy that, perhaps, are all to real for many of us.
• by Lance Hodges

  Sorrow and Pain

  Poets have an inherent advantage over many; when Life seems too much to bear, they always have at least one outlet.

• by Shawn Pearson

  Failure

  Failure is as much a part of life as success (more so, some would say). But we need not face it alone.
• by }X{Angel}X{

  Mermaid Song

  Fantasy, at times, in little more than a metaphor for reality. You just might recognize this "mermaid" as someone you know.
• by Ron Carnell

  Because

  Love can be many things. Even an addiction…
• by Brier

  Captive

  This poignant poem warns of hidden dangers, when we allow ourselves to be held captive by the one person we can never escape.
• by Jeremy Redinger

  The Ultimate Dream

  Every day, in every life, we cry out for an end to loneliness. Some are simply more aware of that cry.
• by Katey Shines

  This Old Picture Book

  Some times a picture really is worth a thousand words . . .
• by Rosemary J. Gwaltney

  The Kidnapping

  This poem is an effort to express in few words, but a powerful picture, the aftermath of the loss of my little girl, Sheena Rose.