heartbreak
They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Broken Melody
In the depths of my soul, a melody weeps, As my little heart breaks, and the pain seeps. For it knows not the reason, nor the rhyme, Why it's shattered, bleeding, trapped in time. Oh, this cruel world, with its twists and turns, In the labyrinth of love, my heart yearns. But a flame once bright now flickers low, As the one who claimed it, let it go. His absence weighs heavy, like an anchor's chain, And my spirit withers, consumed by pain. In dreams, I held him close, he was mine, Now I'm left to mend what he left behind. But I'll gather the fragments, piece by piece, From this shattered love, a masterpiece. For within this pain, strength shall arise, And my heart will heal, though tears fill my eyes. I'll gather my courage, like phoenix takes flight, Embracing the darkness, seeking the light. For love's sweet sorrow, though it may break, Will teach me to love, for my own sake. And so, my little heart, though bruised and scarred, Shall mend its pieces, though it may be hard. For the pain it endures, it shall overcome, And in time, my little heart will find someone. Someone who'll cherish, and make it whole, Someone who'll embrace its every fold. And when that day comes, my heart will be free, To love and be loved, the way it should be. So, my little heart, let not despair win, For love's journey is where it shall begin. Through the ache and the longing, it shall mend, And in the end, my heart will ascend.
By Novel paradise3 years ago in Poets
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