Poems on the topic: loneliness

Poems on the topic “loneliness” on Poets.by.

SadHarry Fainlight

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Stiff, clerkly, he swept by me. Staring straight ahead strangely: Leaving the urinal for the fifth or sixth Time that night and still alone. He who probably for years had rejected This Last, most despised of all releases, Now himself by it to be rejected Surely must almost craze. Fearing for him, I followed; Yet stung only further by my pity He would not stop. Since that night I have not seen him again.
DreamyChristine La Belle

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wander me lonely in last chance wind give me half the faded thistle blown where scattered to know return and gently circle a tree its leaning.
SadAmy

Noreen Part I

Gather 'round Close your eyes and Listen as I tell you a tale: Let me introduce you to Noreen She, much like a sponge, sits and soaks everything in. Every morning you can see her Sitting, and staring. Sometimes, with a crossword puzzle nestled between her fingers. As usual, Noreen sat there. All day, everyday. Contented by just sitting there, Watching, She watched as the buzz passed her by, Cocooned in her bus shelter. Who did she watch? Why was she there?
Sadamone

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and I just need somebody to talk to, I just feel so lost, just a bit of guidance, But at what cost. No one seems to care but they had the guts you ask me to share my insecurities. And in all honesty I just want someone to love me, as I love them. and here I am rambling again it's another sleepless night oh what a delight to not be able to sleep when you can feel the anxiety and depression creeping in. but yet being myself just isn't good enough
Sadamone

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I'm a let down The one that's always a setback and yeah I'm pretty lonely but that's the thing about love
Sadamone

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it's that time of night when you truly realize how alone you are
Sadamone

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I'm lost in this world where criticising one another Is a way of life.
Sadamone

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please I beg of you please remember that lonely November
SadAmBroken1

Hello..

I'm crying right now. Why? Maybe it's because I have feelings, Like everyone of you, I'm human. But some people seem to forget that sometimes Everyone just keeps on using me and throwing me away once they're done. Have you ever felt that way too? Maybe I'm the only weird one here, Maybe. But really.. I'm Ok
SadAllyBelle

March 2, 2015

I know I can be loud And obnoxious And annoying And stubborn But I care so much about the people I surround myself with But with so many people leaving me It's hard for me to tell If the problem is with people trying to cut me at my roots Or if it's something with me that I can't see
SadAlisha S.

Broken.

Broken girls, Housed in a broken body their pieces scattered, some buried, some floating in the middle of the ocean, None of them are whole. But you'll never see a single frown, Long sleeved shirts cover up the scars, bracelets hide the bandaids, fear, a tightly knotted restraint on their lips, as good as any mouth guard, Smiles on the outside, bright, tinkling laughs, hide the pain on the inside... When school is over, and the last question answered with the last lie, she walks to her favourite place; Always secluded, she sits on the grass, watches the leaves fall, and lets the tears drop too. There is no specific reason for her tears, but that black hole in her body that she felt grow today
SadAlisha S.

Unaware of The Screams.

It is late evening. a girl sits alone, unwatched, the first time in months she is truly secluded. even the leaves around her stay still, afraid to trigger.. she sits on the coldest patch of grass there is, talks out the headphones blasting music she doesnt understand, and brings her legs toward her chest, a feeble attempt to stop what is sure to come. she starts rocking back and forth slowly... If you saw her back, you'd think nothing of the figure, maybe she is meditating? None one sees the silent face she has made, curved into a scream that will never come, her full lips parted fully in horror, not even being able to make a noise, unable to let it go,

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