They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
A girl from Haryana, strong and bold, With a heart of gold, and a spirit untold. Her eyes sparkle with dreams and hope, As she fights against the odds and learns to cope.
By Misi4 years ago in Poets
Oh cruel fate, why dost thou mock me so? For though my heart doth yearn to be with those Whose presence doth my soul with joy bestow,
By Khudair Ahmed Shaikh4 years ago in Poets
"Never trust a computer you can't throw out a window."Steve Wozniak When the central processing unit of your brain goes blank
By Giuseppe Bartoli4 years ago in Poets
In the stillness of the morning dew, A message bird comes into view, With feathered wings, so light and true, It carries letters of love anew.
Listen closely, my friend, to the tale I will tell Of a girl with OCD, whose story we'll unveil She struggled with her thoughts, trapped in a mental cell
In a world full of struggles and strife, There's a man who works hard for his children's life. He may be poor and mocked by many,
My cherry blossom Red and dazzling true Dancing in the rain My mind unraveling Learning to love me I'm worse without your feeling
By J. K. Anderson4 years ago in Poets
After long hours of wandering, And climbing up that hill, And perplexed wondering: Whose will am I trying to fulfill? What was Sisyphus thinking
By Andrei Z.4 years ago in Poets
Money, the great enabler, The root of many a desire, A symbol of status and power, A means to quench life's fire. With its shine and its glimmer,
By Ruby Violet4 years ago in Poets
I Soft flesh bruises easily tomato-red and overripe opens to spill, in runnels, a warm mirage. Delusions never reach
By Liv Savell4 years ago in Poets
You were my best friend We shared everything We laughed and cried together We made memories You were my best friend But then you moved away
By Simon Abilogu4 years ago in Poets
It was the familiar taste The bitter flavor That flooded her mouth, Worse than blood, In line with a poison Not deadly enough to kill-
By Katrina Thornley4 years ago in Poets
