They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
we lost you eleven years ago, March 24, 2015, at 11:20 pm eastern standard time this poem doesn't have to rhyme you were always so very kind
By Susan Payton7 months ago in Poets
I woke up from a peaceful dream Into a cold reality Wanting desperately to flee those feelings And retreat into what was left behind
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden7 months ago in Poets
The day after my childhood dog Would have turned 25 My child was born < My dog had passed 12 years earlier But I still carried his ID tags in my pocket
By Gene Lass7 months ago in Poets
Nuclear War In shadows long where silence dwells, A murmured dread, a tale that tells, Of warheads poised on distant shores,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 7 months ago in Poets
The Curse of the Salamander Beneath the moon’s pale silver gaze, In hidden realms of misty haze, A creature stirs, both fierce and bold,
I don't feel like some one to be in love with, I don't feel like someone
By Belle7 months ago in Poets
Bitter Lover Haiku Your lips taste bitter lemons are your indulgence The ugly dead love
Maybe he’ll change. Maybe I’m overreacting. Maybe that message meant nothing, Maybe it meant everything. ﹁﹂ My life became a waiting room
By Milan Milic7 months ago in Poets
The House,The Hoarder, AndThe Rats He never left the hallway light on just the glow of an old TV where voices bled into silence
In memory of our lost soldiers, poppies bloom, Each petal a tribute, soft whispers of the past, Tales of courage linger, where brave hearts amassed.
The Caged Bird In shadows deep, she stands so still, A caged bird yearning for the open thrill. Her heart, once bright with dreams that soared,
Maybe in another life time I will make one that I can call this child of mine Feeling the choice to create someone This mini version and part of one
By Courtney Curran7 months ago in Poets
