They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
I can’t just go back Things will never be the same I have to grow up
By Thavien Yliaster4 years ago in Poets
You know You’re going Though hell when You try to drag An angel with You
You’re putting Yourself Through hell when You try to drag An angel down too
A long time ago I’d forgotten how to grieve I could not shed tears
Oh was I a fool. Took her love for granted I miss her voice. Her touch… her heart upon my chest. The memories of what once was forever plagues my soul
By Samuel Courage4 years ago in Poets
Time has wounded me Nothing in the future tense Only memories
By Dr Oolong Seemingly4 years ago in Poets
On my knees, I plead with someone I haven’t met Looking up to a deity that I can’t see but is claimed heaven’s best Before I allow myself to dip into your waters, know I have one request
By g. whiles4 years ago in Poets
I moved to crush a mosquito, then I saw how the bird would lose lunch.
By Philip Canterbury4 years ago in Poets
Once upon a time A king betrayed his queen Now sleeps eyes open
By C. H. Richard4 years ago in Poets
One does not avoid the soreness of lives destroyed. Time fills not the void.
By Jacob Sherman4 years ago in Poets
I am now but a page in his book. One he never got to understand. All the lack, All the resentment, He will never know. What he will know is that I never tried.
By Julia Alfred4 years ago in Poets
Call. Don’t call. I can’t call. You don’t know me anymore. I’m just some stranger on the telephone. Call. I hear the recurrent cues of a mind confused.
