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All poems/Loss and Grief

Breakup poetry collection

Suicidle Poems

Poems for the quiet hours after love changes shape, with room for grief, memory, anger, and the first signs of relief.

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01

Loss and Grief

Lonely End

Silent screams fill the void,
No one to hear, no one to avoid,
Life's weight too much to bear,
Death seems the only fair way out of this despair.

02

Loss and Grief

Dark Thoughts

A battle rages deep within,
A war between hope and sin,
The heart sinks into a bottomless pit,
Thoughts of death just won't quit.

03

Loss and Grief

The Final Goodbye

The pain inside just won't subside,
No more strength to hold on and fight,
The time has come to say goodbye,
To take the final step, to die.

04

Loss and Grief

Lost in the Abyss

Lost in the endless darkness of the mind,
No way out, no hope to find,
The urge to end it all grows stronger,
As the soul slides down into the void, no longer.

Medium Poems

05

Loss and Grief

A Drowning Soul

I walk the lonely path of life
With a burden deep within my heart
A darkness that engulfs my soul
And tears my world apart

The pain is too much to bear
And the light too far away
I search for a way out of this
But seem to lose my way

The water seems so inviting
A cool and peaceful embrace
I step closer and closer
Till I drown in its peaceful grace

06

Loss and Grief

The Weight of Despair

The weight of despair on my shoulders
Is too much to bear every day
I try to shake it off and move forward
But it never seems to go away

The darkness consumes my thoughts
And my heart feels like it's breaking
I reach out for a helping hand
But I'm met with silence and aching

The world is cruel and unforgiving
And sometimes it feels like the end
But I know deep down in my soul
There's a light that can help me mend.

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