They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Verse 1: Beneath the sky so blue, The fields of flowers in bloom, Nature’s beauty true. Verse 2: In the rustling of leaves,
By karthik k4 years ago in Poets
The lies you told, so smooth and sly, A web of deceit, spun oh so fine. A mask of truth, with a subtle lie, A way to hide, what's truly mine.
By Ekagrata Kalra4 years ago in Poets
I'm accepting that I'm Never going to get An answer from you About what happened And why things are The way they are Between us
By Thomas Fletcher4 years ago in Poets
You abandoned me when I needed you the most All because I had A bad breakdwon You knew what I was dealing with But you still threw
I grew up next to the dead, where no one ever heard them complain about trespassers so at night the neighbor kids and I would play “Ghost in the Neighbor’s Yard.”
By Liam Crestwood4 years ago in Poets
When I stopped watching, we boiled over. Froth, hiss, spatter, quiet. Done.
By Dane BH4 years ago in Poets
Here I am sitting alone, the world is crumbling at my feet. When will people finally see the world for what it should be. A place of life and unity. Instead we show brutality, racism, and rights being removed that we've already fought to have. We are slowly being devoured by people we call friends. People are dying, children are crying, and we still refuse to change.
By Nadia 4 years ago in Poets
I saw her alone not even trying to hold back tears She was all curled into herself, and my face contorted briefly into her
By Hannah Johnston4 years ago in Poets
choking, ghosts in glass Walls closing in, crush years like A trash compactor
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Poets
connected to earth whisper to our love, timeless Goodbye, wind whistles Inside The Wind Phone
In my dreams with you a moment lasts forever. Please don’t wake me up.
By Hanna Taylor4 years ago in Poets
once upon a time the world wasn’t so scary; now I see the ghosts.
By Chloë J.4 years ago in Poets
