Popular Poems About Regret

My pain learned not to forget  
Even though I have  
I’ve stumbled  
I’ve fallen  
All my bruises are deep-rooted in despair  
What will become of me?  
Every expectation  
Has become an exercise in futility  
Nihility  
Will I become a victim of obscurity?  
I don’t remember the sound of my own laughter  
I look for her in corners and shadows  
Her presence fading, unfelt  
Exhaustion attempts to befriend me  
Stealing precious moments  
He’s been present for far too long  
Torn between...

Idiots have merged with neo-nazis
to make this world an uglier place
spawning a planet of...idiotzis
with overpriced egg on each beef-wit face;
faces that turn their noses up at books
since the time that they save with every ban
they can spend kissing the ass of the crooks
who kiss the ass of the crook with the tan,
all to enable a future of hate,
where forward pay is all a game of blame
which...NEVER...has been a romantic trait
but only a counterproductive aim
that leads to the puniest short term gain,
of...

You are the king of poisons my arsenic.  
Giving you one night would be  
like ingesting cyanide death to the  
soul in minutes.  
 
Careful young women, some  
men come to steal your hearts  
and blacken your soul, nothing more.  
They'll drain your beauty and watch  
you convulse their Strychnine,  
enjoying your dying misery.  
 
Be warned and careful who you  
bring to bed. He will give you  
spiritual death, draining your  
vitality and leaving you hollow.  
 
Before you take his hand...