The Underlying Sadness
The underlying sadness
stays with me
It breaks my heart
again and again
stays with me
It breaks my heart
again and again
Although I may smile
and laugh for a time
Inside I'm dead
I feel no joy
The sadness surrounds me
it swirls around my heart
and wafts on the air I breathe
The good times are somber
the happiness gone
The bad times are darkness
black empty voids
The underlying sadness
stays with me
Published by Elisa Ashley
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6 Comments
Post a Commentsad poem but wonderful job on it.
This is a well-written poem. Did the emotion of sadness inspire you to write on this topic? Hopefully you aren't sad too much.
Really, really good. I just wrote an article called A Lost Childhood. This poem definitely fits my mood alot.
Truly somber, but very well done. (I have missed you, my friend!)
This is a sad poem, but I enjoyed it. It is very honest and people can realte to this.
Hmmmmm....well written, but sad nonetheless. :-(