Sunk in Sorrow and Despair

Petrichor of Love

Upon a morrow dimly veiled in woe,
I, a poet sunk in sorrow's throes,
In melancholy musings sought repose,
Where shadows deep and murky tendrils grow.
Beneath the pallid moon's ethereal light,
I wandered through the realm of endless night.

Within the caverns of my troubled mind,
A labyrinth of thoughts in chaos twined,
Obscured by tendrils of the tempest's wind,
I sought a solace that I could not find.
In the tapestry of my despair,
A poet's heart, ensnared in gloom, lay bare.

The ink-stained quill, a somber instrument,
Caressed by hands with sentiments intent,
In cryptic verses, melancholy spent,
A tale of sorrow, in each stroke, was lent.
The parchment, witness to my tortured rhyme,
Bore witness to the torment of my time.

Through the midnight hours, as the owl took flight,
I conjured words, a spell of endless night,
A sonnet born from darkness and from fright,
Where shadows danced in spectral moonlight.
In the inkwell's depths, my sorrows flowed,
A river of despair, in darkness stowed.

A ghastly pallor o'er my visage spread,
As I, a wretched bard, communed with dread,
The specters of lost love around me tread,
Their mournful whispers lingered as I bled.
A graveyard of my dreams, a sepulcher,
Where hopes lay buried 'neath the moon's cold blur.

The quivering candle, casting feeble light,
Illuminated echoes of the night,
A poet's heart, a captive to the fright,
Enshrouded in the mist of sorrow's blight.
The raven's call, a mournful dirge,
In this despondent realm, my soul did urge.

Amid the ruins of my shattered dreams,
I heard the echoes of my silent screams,
The specters of regret, like phantom streams,
Enveloped me in sorrow's cold extremes.
A poet's soul, entwined with dark despair,
A requiem for love, borne on the air.

As dawn approached, with feeble light it weaved,
A tapestry of hope, my heart perceived,
Yet shadows lingered, never quite relieved,
The poet's soul in sorrow still conceived.
In verses wrought with pain and rue,
I penned my elegy, my soul to strew.

Thus, in the dim-lit chambers of my mind,
A poet sunk in sorrow, undefined,
A tapestry of woe, forever twined,
In melancholy musings, I'm confined.
And as the moon bowed to the rising sun,
My lament echoed, the sorrow spun.

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  • Accidental Poet

    WOW, now THAT'S some serious poetry. Standing ovation here. 👍

    • Petrichor of Love

      Thanks buddy 💕. I appreciate your comment 👍



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