| Sad Poems (61-90) | Author |
| Believing | Tess Templer |
| To be less than honest with another is to drive a permanent wedge between, especially when it's dishonesty with a lover. | |
| Confessions Of A Broken Heart |
John Laset |
| When you lose someone you love, you invariably lose an important part of yourself. | |
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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.
Poems About Depression and Suicide
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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| Sad Poems continued | Author |
| Lost Dreams | Annie |
| New love - It can be both the most wonderful and the most frightful experience we can have... | |
| Till Light Breaks | Terry Bernard |
| There are times when the night brings a darkness not of vision, but a darkness of the heart. And those nights, when they come, seem to last forever. | |
| Letting Go |
Judy Burnette |
| Does the decision to end a romance come from the heart? Or from the mind? | |
| Reality | Margaret |
| You can deceive others, you can even deceive yourself, but you can never fool Reality. | |
| Why? | Kiv |
| Asking questions can sometimes be more important than finding answers. | |
| Alone | Ladycat |
| Computers may be getting smarter and smarter; but they haven't figured out how to hug us yet… | |
| Lonely Wall | Liz |
| We can look to each other for support in life, but in the end - we must help ourselves... | |
| The Final Act |
Lisa Teller |
| This poet hopes that in reading this poem you will send it to someone you know, and hopefully save a life. | |
| The Thief Of Hope | Poetic |
| As we grow older, perhaps wiser, we gain much in the way of growth. But, too, there is something always lost. | |
| Cold Spring Skate | Roche |
| Sometimes you have to take risks; and when you fail, all you can do is try to heal. | |
| Expectations | Liza Marie |
| How we react to pain can lead us in some unexpected - and ultimately unhealthy - directions. | |
| I Am | Llano |
| Each of us has our own obstacles to overcome in life. There may just be as many ways to interpret this poem as there are readers... | |
| Broken | Debbie Dixon |
| When we make mistakes, in love or life, we pay a price in the denomination called pain. This poem explores that price, in a haunting and beautiful way. | |
| My Own Bed Of Roses | Leigh Anne Dawson |
| There is a quiet strength in this poem, though shadowed by the pain. | |
| Masquerade | Nicole Sotelo |
| Is life like a happy party? And if so, what happens when everyone goes home? | |
| I Hide To Cry | Veronica Ann Cech |
| Some people cry openly, and some hide their pain. Which are you? And Why? | |
| Lonesome | Twist |
| We are all born with a fear of death. It is only later, as we grow older, that we learn there are greater things to fear. | |
| Sorrow | Regina Durr |
| Describing an "emotion" or a "feeling" verbally, finding just the right words, can sometimes be a real challenge. This poet does it well... | |
| The Ring | Kristie |
| Unconditional love is rare. Truly loving another person means being supportive of them - even when their life is in turmoil. | |
| A Gift | Alan Jacobs |
| When we give gifts freely to others, it often seems that they aren't truly appreciative. Perhaps our giving is really equally as important to our own personal serenity. | |
| Winter Among the Spirits | Chris Yandle |
| This poem incorporates some wonderful imagery and explores the depths of the imagination... | |
| Fallen Warriors | James W. Richardson |
| This is a beautifully crafted poem, of a time long past. But not forgotten. | |
| Soar | Je ' Free |
| A broken heart is a prison. But prisons are things from which we can still escape. | |
| Day By Day | Angell |
| Patience is a virtue. Or is it? | |
| Daddy's Indifference | Amber Victoria |
| Sometimes, children learn the wrong lessons from their parents. | |
| Understand Her Pain | Nikki |
| Understanding the past, and making sure others understand it, is the first step towards building a new future. | |
| Valentine's Day | Rima Darkstar |
| Maybe we need a category for dark humor? | |
| Alone | Nitetiger |
| Loneliness has absolutely nothing to do with other people. | |
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