They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
There once was a brother named Craig Who hobbled on one splintered leg He pecked at infections And spewed wise reflections
By Barbara Steinhauser 4 years ago in Poets
Is it just part of life, When you get married and call someone your wife? Only to abuse her and break her heart Making her work so hard for your respect like you are a work of art
By amanda j mollett4 years ago in Poets
sweep an arm across the sky, watch the scattered constellations confessing a thousand loves. / lay still, and stiller still,
By Chloë J.4 years ago in Poets
There once was a player named Jack Who thought himself great in the sack Cindy thought he was hung But her bell stayed unrung
By Sam Perry4 years ago in Poets
No frog was safe, she kissed 'em on the lips She pined for a prince, sashayed her hips ‘Til one horny toad jumped Splat on her face and humped
By London4 years ago in Poets
I enjoy watching Cartoons Eating pizza before noon Creating stories from home Recording on my phone New dances coming soon
By Jose Elias4 years ago in Poets
Show a smile, for there is no need for frowning Presenting perception's, consider it clowning Don't tell them I cry Show the people a lie
By Dylan 4 years ago in Poets
I woke up one day with my cat playing paw scratchy. But instead of the floor's fur feeling like fun, it said no, now I need patchy.
By Jessica Johnson4 years ago in Poets
OH, Golly Gee! Why my heart feels such pain, You suddenly decided to flee, My tears began to fall like rain, All because you love someone, not me
By Brandy Elms4 years ago in Poets
In life there are certain mistakes That only an idiot makes And starting again Is the answer, but then It still takes the time that it takes.
By Joelle E N4 years ago in Poets
Never Forget! Three nights to remember Three nights to forget, Three nights to remember Lived without any regret. As the memories pass through
By Jennifer Cooley4 years ago in Poets
