sad poetry
The cathartic nature of poetry makes it one of the best outlets to channel feelings of sadness, emotional turmoil, grief and despair.
Bleeding Flowers: Part 1
Poem 1: The faint scent of rain A quarter past three Should I wait in vain Longing for the lost part of me This poem captures a haunting sense of nostalgia and longing. The "faint scent of rain" evokes a memory, something distant yet lingering, much like a feeling that won't fully fade. The specific time, "a quarter past three," feels deliberate—perhaps symbolizing a moment of realization or a time tied to a memory of loss. The line "Should I wait in vain" speaks to the uncertainty of hope, the inner conflict of holding on versus letting go. Finally, "Longing for the lost part of me" suggests that what's missing isn't just a person or event but a part of the self tied to that memory or experience. It could symbolize searching for identity, healing from a loss, or yearning for a past version of oneself. It’s beautifully melancholic, conveying the complex human experience of waiting for something—or someone—that may never return.
By Itsuki Writes2 years ago in Poets
