heartbreak

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

No One's Wife
There is an invisible link When your hands are bound A tether on another plain A tie that binds your very souls together
By Natalie Felix3 years ago in Poets
I Won’t Believe It’s the End
You were such a major part of my life, my circle of friends, Integrated in every aspect of my world and my day, Always at the end of the phone for a quick chat, a catch up,
By Colleen Millsteed 3 years ago in Poets
Motivate. Content Warning.
There may be speed bumps in your path. But little faith in your ambition There should be no restraint. Go for what makes you happy,
By Dineshkumar Sengodan3 years ago in Poets
Unseen Friend
Unseen Friends from Facebook are more, In the modern world Losing the greatness of friendship Going somewhere Towards death.
By Dineshkumar Sengodan3 years ago in Poets
Did Anyone Invite The Sandman?
Ode to my favorite pillow no, not like the one that you see on TV As ornamental, as a weeping willow my limbs and face, without sleep, yeah - droopy
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Poets
Heartbreak
In the depths of love's embrace, I found delight, But alas, it was a fleeting, fragile sight. For in the realm of passion's fiery dance,
By Omotolani Abolade3 years ago in Poets
Upon the jagged stone
In this cold and unforgiving sea, I am tossed and tumbled upon the rocks. Beaten and broken upon the jagged stone, Hoping and pleading that I'm not alone.
By Deth Angel3 years ago in Poets
DIVINE LONGING
In depths of longing, my soul does yearn, To meet you once, my heart does burn. In whispers soft, I sense you near, You crafted me with love so clear.
By BUSHRA TANVIR3 years ago in Poets
Whispers of Neglect: A Mother's Resilience
In the quiet suburb of Willowbrook, a tale of sorrow and neglect unfolded, centered around Emily, a new mother whose life seemed destined for happiness but instead spiraled into desolation. The walls of her home held secrets of heartache, while the world outside remained oblivious to her struggles.
By Conrod Wisdom3 years ago in Poets
I love too much
I have so much love in my heart that I sometimes feel like exploding. It should be a good thing to love (much). For me it has been the biggest burden I’ve yet had to carry. The love I want to give others isn’t met with welcoming hearts. Rather with dismissal.
By Ash Martin3 years ago in Poets
The un help able
You think no one knows When your sitting there acting all suspicious You don’t know that you give it all away The way you look the way you sound
By Autumn Beaty3 years ago in Poets
Somewhere in Yorkshire, England, Tears are Falling
These tears are falling in Yorkshire, England, where it’s raining again, we’re all wearing kagools, and it’s impossible to feel Chelsea.
By Teresa Renton3 years ago in Poets