They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Did death defy delusions of decency? Daily doubts, dazed disgretions. Delicate and daunting damage. Digging deeper in the disgraced depression.
By Lorelai Faye4 years ago in Poets
Trying to write a tautogram, The task at hand, oh so humdrum, To pick a letter and stick with it, Is harder than one might initially admit.
By ARTIST4 years ago in Poets
Although I tell many stories, That is told in my style called “Dubb” poetry. This poem exist outside the realm of my writings,
By J4 years ago in Poets
The ghostly white coat she wears, unbuttoned but closed discreetly, reveals the lie that will draw him in. The sheer black scarf wound around her neck
By Cynthia C. Scott4 years ago in Poets
It's a hot button topic that makes me laugh, taboo to a certain heartthrob who thinks us all daft. I'm still going to say it,
By Maddy Newt4 years ago in Poets
Hazel Head heard her honest housekeeper having horrible heartache.
By Vikki Head4 years ago in Poets
As the night grows deep and still, My mind wanders, unrestrained and thrill, To distant lands and unknown seas, Where sailors sail on sand with ease.
By Elijah Ebinum4 years ago in Poets
Author Note: Sorry. * Lion Little lion Little lingering lion Little lingering lion lingering less Little lingering lion lingering less, lying lazily
By Paul Stewart4 years ago in Poets
As your love for me begins to bloom, My heart finds a place to consume, We'll leave behind taboos of old, And let our passion take a hold.
Sometimes life is exhausting We use up our time without knowledge of what it is costing The struggle is real To tell you how I feel
By Dylan 4 years ago in Poets
Powerful pangs, pound the ground, People panicked, nowhere to be found, Piercing cries, piercing the air, Petrified people, with a chilling stare.
By Dayaleni Rajah4 years ago in Poets
She broke the chains And smashed the glass Meant to control, Meant to conceal- A new voice rising With the realization of value
By Katrina Thornley4 years ago in Poets
