heartbreak

They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.

After Freedom
I took a deep breath today Welcomed the cold air into my lungs It's been a long while since I felt rain drops on my skin Kept in the shadows, alone and quiet
By G. A. Botero3 years ago in Poets
From the greatest heights
Rain down, come Rain down, your misery Pour down, come Pour down, your sorrow From the greatest height To the greatest depths
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
What do you fear more?. Content Warning.
What do you fear more the monster in your head or the one in your bed? * what do you hate more the neighbour who complains and moans
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
Ruptured Heart
No words can set out your glory, Men get fainted for your body, Beauty of yours make me sick, Starring at you hungs to hook,
By smooth nightmare3 years ago in Poets
Ethereal Resilience: A Tale of Love Amidst the Cosmos
This poem encapsulates the essence of my life's narrative. It depicts the turbulence I've encountered, with the universe seeming oblivious to my struggles and the people I cherished drifting away from my existence. Despite the wreckage and turmoil that has shaped my journey, I maintain unwavering faith in the significance of heartfelt connections. The poem embodies a longing for a love that can withstand adversity and a firm belief that, despite the challenges endured, the heart will ultimately radiate with unique brilliance. In sum, it serves as a poignant reflection of my personal odyssey, marked by resilience, hope, and an enduring trust in the power of love.
By ABHIRUP GHOSH3 years ago in Poets
Lonely Reflections
Time is and always will be a thief. I can see the truth clearly in this. Her hands bind me in a dance of silence. I want to feel her, to invite love into my life.
By WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE3 years ago in Poets
I miss you a lot mom
I miss you a lot mom, whenever I was upset, stay awake all night, you say that, Nothing... everything will be fine. I remember…. when I succeed,
By Vijay Luxmi3 years ago in Poets
doors of houses
The doors of houses recognize the seasons, They wait for the rain, after the hot summer, shrunken nerves of their hearts,
By Vijay Luxmi3 years ago in Poets
Cold snap. Top Story - October 2023.
Would you catch me if I fall, Or would you even notice at all? Because I can't make up my mind, If you're indifferent or arsey or kind.
By Ellie Mayze3 years ago in Poets
Home Wreckers
I can’t comprehend, defending a home wrecker From someone loyal. Why are home wreckers Wearing crowns they don’t deserve?
By Diani Alvarenga3 years ago in Poets
Out of the Mirror's Maze
In the shadow of grandeur, where false suns did glare, Lived I, beneath the gaze, in a narcissist's lair. Their light, like a lighthouse, shone bright but misled,
By Dana Cantu3 years ago in Poets
Heartache
There are times when you can't mourn a loss—the kind when you lose a piece of yourself. Being so grief-stricken that you're unable to grieve is a feeling I've never felt before. //❤️
By Sidra Anjum3 years ago in Poets