They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Raindrops patter, a gentle tattoo, On windowpanes, secrets blur askew. The city lights shimmer, a distant glow, Reflecting desires the heart won't show.
By Ivan3 years ago in Poets
The melody lingers, yet silent within, A symphony woven where words cannot spin. To bare your heart, a yearning so keen, Yet the listener's ears hold a different scene.
* My bread and butter, in Greek. ----- My bread and butter doth betray a thought Of joyful memories before the fall ’Tis unfortunate my soul missed a lot
By Patrick M. Ohana3 years ago in Poets
A mere crush I thought The feeling I got when starring at you Heart beat fast Butterflies erupt in my tummy A giddy feeling
By hirah3 years ago in Poets
Tell me when will the pain subside, it only subsides when I'm by your side. I feel so lost through all this confusion, my heart is racing for all your delusion.
By Annetta Brown3 years ago in Poets
Every crack of my heart is filled with my tears My heart is filled with endless fears every thought is filled with punishment and pain
Throughout your entire life your soul is kindled in an everlasting fire a fire that is fed according to your love or strife
Whenever you're near, my cheeks flush bright, My heart grows heavy with each glimpse of your light. Unbeknownst to you, my longing burns deep
By Ming Xiao3 years ago in Poets
A lonely heart not cupid's calling introspection minus bows and arrows absent of flowers and lace pausing... tear flow
By Marilyn Glover3 years ago in Poets
Quiet whispers In secrecy In fear Or in malice One will never know The words In someone else’s heart Or mind Lingering
By Manisha Dhalani3 years ago in Poets
What did you say Why did you cry on that day Why did you leave my hands Why did you throw the friendship band Why did the sun cry
By Karun 3 years ago in Poets
The sun gave birth, as two became one A couple whose story had yet to begun Feelings shone bright, drawn in by its cover Prologue’s glowing light where they basked in each other
By Rudolph Lingens3 years ago in Poets
