| Depression and Suicide Poems (31-43) | Author |
| Green Webbing And Pink Ribbons | Dennis Heflin |
| This uniquely original poem is about feeling overwhelmed by Life. | |
| Stone Tears | Craig Kendall |
| Imagery and metaphor can both describe sadness, and help us better understand it. | |
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Lost Love Poems - Sad Love Poems
A subcategory of Sad Poems, this section presents poetry exploring the pain and devastation of losing love.
Poetry about Death and Loss
A subcategory of Sad Poems, these poems are about losing those we love to the one enemy none can escape.
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A subcategory of Sad Poems, these poems cover a wide range of topics ranging from melancholy to suicide.
Poems About Society
A subcategory of Sad Poems, these poems explore the evils and hurt found within our society. Please be advised that many of these poems cover sensitive issues, like rape and child abuse, and may not be suitable for a young audience
Poems About Lost Friends
A subcategory of Friendship Poems, this category contains poems about the loss of friendship and how it can impact our lives.
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| Depression and Suicide Poems continued | Author |
| The Crevice | Nikiness |
| Perhaps the only thing worse than not being happy is to have been happy and then lost it… | |
| Uncertainty | Heather Gustafson |
| We all desire Freedom - but freedom from what? Not having the answer to that question can be the greatest pain of all. | |
| Walls | Lloyd Klumpp |
| There are many words to describe Depression, none quite doing justice to its pain. But this poem, with its staccato structure and repetitive force, comes very close… | |
| Remembrance |
Brier |
| Our memories aren't always reliable, especially when they are shadowed by pain and depression. | |
| Confessions of a Cutter |
Kristin Evans |
| Understanding isn't always easy to find. Especially self-understanding… | |
| Apathy | Erin Marsh |
| A child who need helps. A world helpless to give enough. | |
| Lonesome Dove | Holly |
| Dreams and disappointments, too often, go hand-in-hand. | |
| Mistake |
Angell |
| A young, but wise, poet looks at her own pain and offers some very sincere insight into a dark world too many share. | |
| Sadness | Jeremy Redinger |
| Sadness and depression, if visited too often or too long, can become an unwelcome home. Or, worse, a prison. | |
| Escape | Lori |
| Iron bars and heavy chains, no matter how secure, still offer some hope of escape. But freedom can be harder to find, when your prison is life itself. | |
| Just a Little Longer |
Maria Byrne |
| Few things in this world, or perhaps any, are sadder than feelings of loneliness and the depression it brings. And, too often, those feelings lead to thoughts of ending those feelings… | |
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