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Poem Details | by
Mark Peterson |
Categories:
death,
cheerless, wretched life
failure cycling
gaping rictus of
disheartened gloom
preying on
my soul’s regret
faith chagrined
headlong plummet
into darkness’
gaping maw
I depart
oblivion
Poem Details | by
arthur vaso |
Categories:
dark, death, destiny, introspection, solitude, sorrow,
We regret to inform you
If it pleases the court
We enter a plea of guilty on all counts
Failure to obtain happiness
Failure to find the light
Failure to find humanity
Failure to find hope
Failure to see laughter
Failure to be
Failure, failure, failure
So be it the court accepts your plea
We the court of your conscience
We the court of your very being
We the court inside your mind
Hereby sentence you to
Death
Has the defendant anything to say?
I repeat, has the defendant anything to say?
Slumped in the chair of exposed misery
Nothing more or left to say
Poem Details | by
victor nwakanma |
Categories:
bereavement, murder, mystery, soldier, tribute, war,
Our brothers were born upside down
They were conceived by mistake.....and
our fathers choose to call them prodigal
Who would have thought as much?
With their faces beaming with smiles as
their foreheads shone bright with promising future,
There names we never wished to forget because
they made us live reciting it again and again
But they ended up stamped on grave stones just because
they were too obedient to pick up the gun and had gone
Now we wished they weren’t born at all
We wished they hadn’t picked up the gun but run
We wished we were wishes
We wouldn’t have wished war.
Poem Details | by
Jack Jordan |
Categories:
grief, loss,
There’s no need of proof
that all I ever desired
was taken away,
a quick death by self-Judas.
I had not prepared to bleed.
Poem Details | by
Kelly Crenshaw |
Categories:
bereavement, death, depression, emotions, heartbreak, life,
You'll never know what you've lost until it's gone
You won't realize it's moved til it's moved on
You'll never know what whole is til you're broken
You'll never hear a word that isn't spoken
You'll only see the bait but not the trap
You never know how strong a memory can really be
Until it's all you have.
Poem Details | by
Jamie Grattan |
Categories:
bereavement,
Regret-FULL I cannot take away,
Hurt I've caused from choices yesterday.
Regret-FULL That You will never see,
Just how Truly great I've grown Up to be.
Regret-FULL My children will never Know,
How you'd love them as they grow.
Regret-FULL For so many things,
And Fearful of what tomorrow brings.
Poem Details | by
Dawn Koyama |
Categories:
absence, death, emotions, suicide, truth,
A singing voice grown il
A blooming flower broken
A story kept in mind
A thought that went unspoken
It's not what they expected
It's not what they had dreamed
It's a stronger will to rethink
It's not what it had seemed
The cataract of thought
The water flowing thickly
The sight too dark to see through
The sight that lies there sickly
They knew it was the end
They did it anyway
They rethought all their choices
Their thoughts at last astray.
Poem Details | by
Teddy Kimathi |
Categories:
death, dedication, deep, emotions, friend, life, sad,
The deepest regret I have is losing dear friends
to the grave; friends who I would have
taken time to understand, love, and appreciate
their presence in my life.
A condolence and memorial pages aren't
enough for me to cover for my absence
in their lives. Instead, a gap has been left
in my heart, only for them to fill the earth....
Poem Details | by
John lawless |
Categories:
death, life, today,
REGRET
Resentment
Exacting its toll
Gouging the senses
Reexamining the
Endless agony of
Tomorrow’s yesterdays.
10/16/2016
Submitted to – REGRET – Poetry Contest
sponsor – Frank Herrera
Poem Details | by
M. L. Kiser |
Categories:
death, earth, environment, natural disasters, poems, sorrow, truth,
Why do you who
insist that you love me
continue to rape my spirit.
Suffocating it as the wolf censors
the sheep’s last breath
You insist that I be as you dictate
but, you bleed me.
I a pawn; you a player
you manipulate my existence
Lost in the group mind of ignorance
you smother me.
My soul is older than you
Yet, you would sever
my physical existence.
Perhaps I should have aborted you
and kept the others human…perhaps…
Poem Details | by
Joey Stanley |
Categories:
death
An ocean of tears,
Won't hide the fears,
Of a thousand screaming
voices,
Screaming for a way out,
Of the darkness within their
own choices,
They cry for justice, revenge,
Their cries are in vain.
A river of blood,
Ends in a puddle of mud,
And again crying for a way
out,
But your cries are in vain,
Our voices are wasted in vain.
Poem Details | by
Phoenix Szentesi |
Categories:
death, sad, winter,
My emotions are frozen like winter snow
As much as I try they shall never show
My tears are hidden in darkened eyes
While I carry on with my life of lies
My soul is shattered like broken ice
Maybe one day I'll pay the price
You died alone because I wasn't there
Now you're gone I don't know where
So now I sit on this snowy landscape
With horrible thoughts I'll never escape
I'll make sure to find you in another life
And you can cut me down with your knife
20/01/2018
By Phoenix Szentesi
Poem Details | by
Robert Johnson |
Categories:
death, life,
Trough woods painted in the bay
And seas colored stormy gray
Through wind-swept plains
And hills whose land is claimed
I stand atop a ruined grave
Of a man who fell by my blade
Oh dear stranger whom I met in war
Forgive my actions worthy of not even a life made poor
Poem Details | by
Joseph Silva |
Categories:
death, lost love, sad,
This smell
Worshiping her
Breath deep, the fog lingers
Cutting the lungs, the blood runs cold
Obscured emotions, wretched and vile flesh
Perverted and indifferent
Unfiltered, feeble man
Can’t take anymore
Rescind
Poem Details | by
Kimberly Carlson |
Categories:
death, depression, lost love, me,
My only regret I can think of
Is not being honest with myself and others
For so long I've been in denial
I watched him die in my arms
And yet I act as if nothing ever happened
Now I’m quiet, shy and afraid of people
I witnessed a crime committed,
Against my husband to be
Shot in a drive by him was
Now he and I are no more
How I wish it never happened
Now im screwed up inside
Not sure if I should trust people or hide
I don't want the past to happen again
As the days go by,
I wish it was me who died and not him
It scares me so much to think of him
Now all I can do is write my poetry
To cast away all of my pain
Through words is the only way I know
Poem Details | by
karen croft |
Categories:
death, dedication, love,
that night i found you with gun in hand
i talked you out of your fate
told you how much i loved you
taking me into your arms
making love into sunrise
waking without you beside me
i walked naked into the kitchen
catching my last glimpse of you
i whispered "i love you"
you looked at me
and whispered "i love you,"
but you still pulled the trigger
with no regret
Poem Details | by
Sarah Burgess |
Categories:
art, imagination, sorry, sympathy, teen, words,
Unable to understand
The only thing I can recommend
The way I feel inside
Is that everyone should realize
I just want my writing to reflex me
AI just want to speakly freely
I'm not meaning to hurt you
Ijust wan tto tel the truth
About the views I see
And what I think it to be
I love you all with all my heart
And I don't wan tmy words to split us apart
I just want it to be made clear
It's not how it appears
I write it because I've moved on
Like a dark cloud at the break of dawn
So when ya'll got upset
It made me regret
I shouldn't have to feel this way
Especially if they're my words I'm saying
Poem Details | by
Oluwasola Abiola |
Categories:
bereavement, boyfriend, desire, emotions,
You came to me, tender, gentle and meek like a dove
But I thought you were pretending like a newly bought stove
It was late before I realized you were real and genuine
Now I am wishing all can once again be new
©ABSOL
Poem Details | by
Ernest Robles |
Categories:
grief, life,
regret rides in upon a ghostly carriage
no, nothing within it's shell but darkness
which done to me that all is equal
the driver a bald lie of pain with memories
which road i no longer ride.
:: 04-25-2019 ::
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