Sorrow. Sorrow would be the feeling I feel seethe its way within my soul every moment, every day, ever year. The feeling I get when I think that I may have actually found the love of my life, the one person to cast my doubts and fears aside. 'Tis also the feeling that has remained pent-up within me for so long, other words used to describe it. Loneliness, forlorn, solitude, it all means one thing... empty on the inside, void of all feeling and deprived of compassion and love. A feeling that I fear will soon consume me entirely, and I know not how it will end... but I do know one thing, I know that it WILL end. I shall see to it... personally.
"Have you ever had the feeling nobody really gives a shit that you're alive? Some may also think you're just a waste of Gods time, and wish you would just... not exist anymore."
by Robert April 23, 2005
by HT January 31, 2004
The feeling you get when nothing in life is going right, often comes just before self-pity, and then possibly suicide.
by En Stevns January 16, 2004
the feeling most believe they have felt but have not, sorrow is the highest for of sadness, it is what comes when you see an old love you still love, when arguing with an old friend who you now despise, it will send you in to what feels like hell, but for me has become a reality, a home, from this i have commited suicide on my spirit, but still live, waiting for her to be there, silently waiting for it to come over me and end this pain, it can be misery, or excitement, me it is both, making me feel fully free of boundaries, the experince is diffrent for all, i have been to the edge and back many a time and will happen many more, silently waiting.
by love loss April 08, 2011
by jojoXtal January 13, 2019
Used DELIBERATELY in place of the word "SORRY"
so as to inflict subconcious negativity.
I read it in a novel where the young male character, having done a mis-deed, rather than feel the full brunt of guilt (whether by having an excuse or absence of conscience) deliberately speaks the word "SORROW" instead of "SORRY"
so as to inflict subconcious negativity.
I read it in a novel where the young male character, having done a mis-deed, rather than feel the full brunt of guilt (whether by having an excuse or absence of conscience) deliberately speaks the word "SORROW" instead of "SORRY"
by PaintBallerTigerDover January 19, 2012
When you feel so helpless and stupid and you think nothing is ever gonna be good again, and even macaroni and cheese taste like sawdust, and you can't even bother to masturbate because it feels too energy-consuming.
by Well I'm... you know... Urban March 06, 2017