They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Stop/Keep trying so hard You know, you're no good Stop/Keep trying to be Clever, angry, whatever You know, you're no good
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
I wonder sometimes when I wander Wander through the concrete-clad world we inhabit I wonder if the plants, trees and wildlife appreciate
All that's left to do is laugh Maybe it's curtains You left me covered in glass You were so certain You didn't want me back
By Frankie Martinelli3 years ago in Poets
In realms of whispers, where shadows lie, Love's melody once soared, now torn and dry. Evni's touch, a fading memory's grace,
By Ivan Islam3 years ago in Poets
i keep pretending to be strong I need to collapse But everyone else wants to be first To faint and collapse and flee I am standing strong without crutches
By Melissa Ingoldsby3 years ago in Poets
you got away, yes you did You found another reason in your research To give me up Was I another emotional wastebasket Just so you could fill me up with nothing ?
abandoned like a beaten dog I try to find refuge in mother’s embrace Pushed out like birth, but opposite Years of rebirthing
dolor in painted hues of screaming red, bursting You left me in cold.
Raindrops runnelling down my skin Cooling my forehead, my molten core Elicit memory of her cool hands Stroking my every part
By Andrew C McDonald3 years ago in Poets
I hated that feeling I never wanted to feel that way again But when you’re a pretty girl It’s impossible for you to hide
By Nailah Robinson3 years ago in Poets
As the light fades into a retreating night, The doctors and everyone else say that your mind does fizzle. You do remember me, right?
By Reiley3 years ago in Poets
Empathy should make this clear Why you would say I'll be right here. When you have a listening ear you will always find your way
By Raine Fielder3 years ago in Poets