They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Time, the elusive concept we chase, A fleeting moment that we cannot replace. It marches on without a care, Leaving us to wonder where
By thamee 164 years ago in Poets
She came from greece, She had a faulty socket. Her eye fell out, She couldn't stop it. That's when i Caught her eye.
By Riparian4 years ago in Poets
heartbreak. it takes just one second, leaving fragments of wishful thinking.
By Wynn4 years ago in Poets
Keep your friend close, Your enemies nearer, And your frenemies At a point equidistant Between your friends And your enemies.
Far from giving Their seal of approval, Her parents Secured his removal From the picture With an otter Of disapprobation
Back before I knew, When youth betrayed my old soul, There you were, waiting…
By Jo Darrall4 years ago in Poets
Duvet, You are so groovet, I'd like to stay under you All of tuesdet.
We were kids, sixteen! What could have been had shyness Not blindly robbed us?
The mirror taunts me My youthful heart wants to dance But body says not
"Fresh concrete!" We screamed, Initials immemorial Outlive teenage love.
By Kelly Rosalyn Moore4 years ago in Poets
Mountain; Home; Comfort Synonyms of a lost life. Seeking, pursuing.
By Kim Meismer4 years ago in Poets
I can still feel you In the melancholy air Beneath winter stars
By Holland Grace 4 years ago in Poets
