Poems About: LONELY

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You lay there torturing,
I beg you, pleading,
Please, don't torture me anymore,
The lonely space of cold-hearted torture is to much to bare, read more »

Maybe

Lonely ladies read more »

Riding on a lonely sea
Of being not wanted
Of being not asked
Of being not listened to read more »

I feel very lonely
like an orphaned child
in a deep deep jungle. read more »

In lonely woods, I met Cyclops with solo eye and single mouth with fire
Goofing around in a city by varying names – hobo, hog are names few;
Anchorite, Hieronymite, troglodyte, , stylite, road hog are names new -
Solo Cyclops is a 16th century’s leviathan & 21st century’s plastic gyre. read more »

Now that summer's here
I feel so lonely
Because I've gone from seeing you every day
To not seeing you at all read more »

When thou art gone;
I sing my lonely song.

When thou art gone; read more »

Oh! my lonely--lonely--lonely--Pillow!
Where is my lover? where is my lover?
Is it his bark which my dreary dreams discover?
Far--far away! and alone along the billow? read more »

The berried quicken-branches lament in lonely sighs,
Through open doorways of the dún a lonely wet wind cries, read more »

When thou art gone;
I sing my lonely song.

When thou art gone; read more »

I saw imaginary masks walking along the streets in the Wolf Creek,
So I too wear a mask to hide my tears with a big smile plastic.
An absolute darkness is eating me, all I can feel is heebie-jeebies;
Yuk! I'm sucked deeper and deeper into a hole of screaming meemies! read more »