
Missing What I Can’t Return To: A Poem About Sadness and Longing
Introduction: Some sadness isn’t about people. It’s about places. Moments. Versions of ourselves we can

Introduction: Some sadness isn’t about people. It’s about places. Moments. Versions of ourselves we can

Introduction: We rarely talk about the little things we miss—the creak in the hallway, the

Introduction: Not all heartbreaks come from breakups—some come from loving someone who never loved you

Introduction: In a world where headlines often blur into one another, a terrorism poem can

Introduction: Some names live only in our hearts. Some babies are carried not just in

Introduction: Depression doesn’t just arrive once. It loops. It circles. It returns when you thought

Introduction: Some people go missing, and the world forgets. But their families don’t. Friends don’t.

Introduction: Sometimes the loneliest place to be is next to someone who no longer sees

Introduction: Sometimes, tears come out of nowhere. You’re fine—until you’re not. No event, no trigger,