Sadder Poems - Poems about Sadder

The congregation of passportology Is an overwhelming majority Don’t know much of my geneology Even don’t belong to minority But anyone can attach me of course To the less equal nation in Orwellian sense For that mental trick...Read the rest...

I remember those sadder days That will remain forever and always Within my soul so clean Without kindness it’s presence so mean Each time that something is taken In the gloom of sadness makin’ The bad chips away at your soul And...Read the rest...

An umbrella moves through the rain and in between each drop emptiness Morning’s injured light far from the sun trips over rooftops into the wind’s mouth passing over my eyes I hear footsteps alone on the sidewalk alone in the rain only to stop and wait for...Read the rest...

Seldom now do honeybees take wing to visit the flowery bower- or do I hear a meadowlark sing nor a whippoorwill call in the evening hour. Butterflies once like rainbow arrays- cloaking the flowery bower- now seem mostly gone on summer...Read the rest...

Caught up in your words of sincerity Closest of friends, we shared from our hearts Twisting the truth was your reality. A wounded soul, you craved security I wanted to help you, to do my part Caught up in your...Read the rest...

if anyone were to ask was there a time when the black umbrellas folded and the reign ended; the crows again flew, stark against the Summer sun; the scent of roses threw their stain along the tendrils of the wind; and the quiet of a...Read the rest...

On a Friday when the world was sad We had, all of us, knelt down to pray That nothing further would come out We’d wish then for no sadder day The next day that would come to us Would be...Read the rest...