They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
show me the way cajole my path give it tangibility brains lingers memory triggered the fade to the once smile agape , white, dazzling
By Jamal N3 years ago in Poets
Seemingly, alone in a large lilac wood the last, lonely unicorn, cried as she stood Fragile and broken from the pain in her heart
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Poets
I’m sorry that I think twice. The paths I have walked on haven’t been too trusting. I’m sorry that I look twice. The paths I have walked on haven’t been what they initially seemed to be.
By Louise N3 years ago in Poets
Broken and battered at war with a storm Battling the elements to remain in this norm Afraid to move, afraid to forget unconsciously allowing
By J.C. Rebel3 years ago in Poets
Oh, radiant orbs - Kannamma divine, Are they celestial orbs that brightly shine? Ebon pools that grace your gaze, Like the heavens on twilight's haze.
By DEVA NARAYANAN3 years ago in Poets
most adversity begins within suffice within is cure thoughts that search for misfit create misfit of their own so localise self
By Ekta K. Kalra 3 years ago in Poets
What ifs and daydreamsfairy tales and wishing wells Reality bleeds
By a song that never ends Waves that shape the shores to be Winds that blow past weary bents That’s the voice that‘s calling me
By Corina Maereanu3 years ago in Poets
In tender ache, her heart did break, Yet from the pieces, strength awake. A girl once lost, now finds her way, Through healing nights and brighter days.
By Niranjana. V3 years ago in Poets
Day in and day out, I shed many a tear, For wondering and wanting fallen people near, I wish that they could reside in my heart,
By Kristen Ulrich3 years ago in Poets
A poem inspired by a comment After reading Writing Whoas Thinking of all my personal Joes Where are they? Nobody knows This is my new favorite webcomic
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
let's put it on hold all of it, put it on hold and just take some walks . . . [8/6/23] . . .
By kory salajka3 years ago in Poets
