They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
you covered me in tuberculin kisses at first benign and then putrescent declarations of love once fresh as spring turned rotten in fall
By Alyssa3 years ago in Poets
My heart yearns for you like a flowing river. Even in the wake of death, the mind thinks of you. The pain of parting from you is worse than the pain of death.
By S.K.V3 years ago in Poets
Roses are red, thorns sharp and unkind, Love bloomed in spring, leaving memories behind. Smiling eyes met, whispers sweet and low,
By bishnu prasad3 years ago in Poets
Beneath the moon's shimmering light, You and I, nestled beneath a tree's canopy, Clasping each other's beating hearts tightly.
By Ming Xiao3 years ago in Poets
I've tried to forget and thought I was still getting better in spite of you. But I only feel like I'm going back to what I was or rather who I was.
By Thomas James3 years ago in Poets
There is so much love That everyone has for you That people use you To take and take and take They take through you even
By Manisha Dhalani3 years ago in Poets
The hallway stretches, silent and vast, Where once it echoed with her playful blast. Each step I take, a hollow beat, A ghost of her laughter, bittersweet.
By a broken heart3 years ago in Poets
My world used to be painted in vibrant hues, A kaleidoscope of laughter, shared dreams, and views. But your absence, a thief in the night,
Words fail me, trapped in a strangled choke, As the dam within my heart begins to croak. Tears paint stories that my tongue cannot tell,
Each raindrop paints a tearful streak, Mirroring the sorrow, too deep to speak. The windowpane, a blurred screen, Hiding the storm within, unseen.
By Ivan3 years ago in Poets
The moon hangs fractured, a mirrored soul, Shattered pieces clinging to a hole. Its silver light spills, a mournful sigh,
Sunlight paints cracks upon the wall, Ghosts of laughter whisper, then enthrall. Each creak of floorboard, a forgotten tune,
