sad poetry
The cathartic nature of poetry makes it one of the best outlets to channel feelings of sadness, emotional turmoil, grief and despair.
The Sound of Rain. AI-Generated.
It had rained for days. Not the kind of rain that made the earth smell fresh or the kind that brought relief on a hot summer's day. This was the heavy, relentless kind—the kind that made you feel like the sky was mourning along with you.
By Md Sajib Islam2 years ago in Poets
The Web Of Unanswered Questions!
The fading evening, my thoughts, and I, Your memory lingers, and I. Who, where, how, and why, A few tangled questions, and I. The scent of moments gone by, A web of colors, and I. Dreams of vows, and you, The cruel passage of time, and I. Who will untangle The knots in my hair, and I? Still searching for you today, In every beat, every pulse, and I.
By Qurat ul Ain2 years ago in Poets
No Friends’ Kindness Will Always Stay
No friends’ kindness will always stay, No foes’ troubles will block our way. This world is close to its final bend, Neither you nor I will last till the end. I’m sure my love has reached your heart, It’s tied us close, we can’t drift apart. You won’t find peace, that much is true, If sadness fills my heart for you. For now, you shine, your time is bright, All love your charm, your power, your light. But in tough times, just call my name, You’ll find me there, through joy and pain. The one who fights through trials with might, Will find that joy feels twice as bright. We’ve roamed through dust in this town’s air, And on the heights, you’ll find us there.
By Muhammad Waseem 2 years ago in Poets
The Iliad by Homer
Focusing on the latter weeks of the Trojan War—a struggle between the Greek city-states and Troy—this epic poem With an especially eye toward the Greek hero Achilles, whose wrath and refusal to battle have terrible results, the narrative examines ideas of combat, honor, wrath, and divine intervention. The tale also delves into the lives of the gods, their connections with humanity, and their influence on the path of events.
By Genius Sly2 years ago in Poets
