Plural of 'gloom'; multiple instances of darkness, melancholy, or sadness.
Simple pluralization of 'gloom,' which came from Old English 'glom' (to look dark), adding the '-s' suffix to create a countable noun form.
Treating abstract concepts like 'gloom' as countable (using the plural 'glooms') is a poetic device that makes emotional states feel more tangible and specific, almost like objects.
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