A poem describing real disappointment.

When describing the feeling of real disappointment and disappointment, we can express it in the following lines:

It is a kind of sorrow that the cold wind blows hard and the soul freezes, failing to live up to the tears. This poem describes the trauma and indifference of the soul with a cold atmosphere and a biting wind. Sincere efforts are ruthlessly disappointed, heartbreaking and disappointing.

Once very warm, now very sad, failed to live up to their true feelings, very hurt. By comparing the warmth of the past with the desolation of today, this poem expresses the inner pain and disappointment after real disappointment.

Flowers bloom all over the world, but once they die, sincerity will no longer shine. This poem takes flowers blooming and falling as a metaphor, symbolizing the decline and loss of luster of the real heart after disappointment, and conveying the feeling of disheartening after disappointment.

The promise has dried up, the true feelings have faded, and disappointing the true feelings is accompanied by heartbreak. This poem uses dry promises and faded true feelings to describe the pain and heartbreak after real disappointment.

The cliff is ruthless, the cliff has arrived, and it is indeed irreparable to roll in the abyss. This poem expresses the helplessness and irretrievable disappointment after real disappointment through the metaphor of cliffs.

In language and image, these poems describe the real disappointment and loss with cold, sad and painful images.