100 Best Sad Poems Page 3
If Love is a Universal emotion, then the pain it often causes (some might say inevitably causes) is equally Universal. Yet, that only begs the more important question: Why do sad poems and stories of emotional pain bring each of us a strange kind of pleasure?
I'm sure the psychologists have an answer to that question. And I'm just as sure it's a different answer than a poet would give.
Maybe, in the end, the answer really isn't so complex. A burden born by one can often grow too heavy to bear. Maybe, in the end, each of us knows that sharing our pain is the only way we can live with the pain. And that's really what each of these poignantly sad poems are about - sharing.
Let the countdown begin.
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#50Sad Poems - Poems about Death: When we lose a dear friend, our familiar world seems to become a different place - one without joy or happiness. Finding an inner peace takes time.
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#49Sad Poems - Sad Love Poems: Sometimes, when we lose one love, we are really losing two. And self-love can be the hardest of all to win back.
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#48Sad Poems - Poems about Death: We all deal with loss in our own ways. The one common factor, though - is the expectation that there will be a time when we encounter our departed loved one again...
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#47Sad Poems: When you lose someone you love, you invariably lose an important part of yourself.
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#46Sad Poems - Poems about Death: Unexpected illness can be devastating to a daughter
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#45Sad Poems - Poems about Death: Even children die. And parents must find a way to accept and cope and, too, to remember.
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#44Sad Poems - Depression and Suicide Poems: This poem is Classical in style, modern in composition, and timeless in theme.
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#43Sad Poems - Poems about Death: We rarely expect tragedy, and are never really prepared for it.
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#42Sad Poems - Poems about Death: Sit at the bedside of a dying woman, and listen for a moment to the thoughts of a loving, devoted, devastated daughter…
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#41Sad Poems - Sad Love Poems: Strength comes, not from the outside in, but from the inside out.
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#40Sad Poems - Sad Love Poems: The longer a relationship is alive, the longer it takes to get over its death. But, for all things, there is a time.
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#39Sad Poems: The future isn't always something to anticipate.
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#38Sad Poems - Sad Poems on Society: Of all the Wrong things in this world, of all the Sad things in this world, none are more so than Child Abuse.
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#37Sad Poems - Poems about Death: This is a very beautifully crafted poem about the painful loss of a mother.
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#36Sad Poems - Depression and Suicide Poems: Even in the depths of depression, it is part of our nature to seek understanding of what causes our pain…
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#35Sad Poems - Sad Love Poems: This is a wonderful story, showing that even lost love can make our hearts better places.
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#34Sad Poems: Sometimes, our feelings can almost seem to take on a life of their own.
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#33Sad Poems - Poems about Death: The loss of a child has to be the greatest of all worldly losses...
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#32Sad Poems - Depression and Suicide Poems: This is a beautiful, ugly poem that seems to somehow both seek and to give understanding. Read it, and weep with me.
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#31Sad Poems - Sad Love Poems: When what was once whole is broken, the pieces can take on a life all their own.
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#30Sad Poems - Sad Love Poems: Love always changes over time. And so does the pain love so often brings us.
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#29Sad Poems - Poems about Death: Even in death there can be lessons for the living.
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#28Sad Poems - Depression and Suicide Poems: Depressions is unique. It can be, and too often is, the largest, most dominant thing in a person's life. And, yet, at the same time, it is nothing at all…
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#27Sad Poems - Depression and Suicide Poems: Insecurity, like just about any negative emotion, can overtake our lives. Taking control if <em>it</em> can make all the difference.
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#26Sad Poems - Depression and Suicide Poems: Too many people simply see reality as what we can see and touch. But feelings are very real, too.
