heartbreak

They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.

Undeniable truth
What’s the definition of uncommon? To me, it’s something unusual for everybody, rare, but also, not so. I wonder all the time,
By thesleeplesswriter4 years ago in Poets
Poem on Darkness
Darkness falls around me like a blanket of night, My heart trembles as I am filled with fright, The sounds of the night begin to echo in my mind,
By vanshika 1114 years ago in Poets
SURMISE
Surmise, the guess that we make, with a mind so astute, A thought that's born, of the evidence that we compute. It's a sense, that we have, of a truth that's yet untold,
By Poems 4 years ago in Poets
Between the Covers
In between the covers is a world of fantasy for me. Role playing and play acting- pretending my life is far more exciting than it truly is. I don't need to travel to exotic places to live out my delusions. Between these delicious covers my deepest, darkest desires become reality.
By Tina D'Angelo4 years ago in Poets
Sometimes, you just can’t.
I’ll give you credit (the true you) for being sure to control the impulses your disorder demands of you when Holden was close to the end. I won’t ever know how much it took of you, but I do know, it was something. I always will be thankful for that.
By anthony giglio4 years ago in Poets
The Sky Split In Half
Tonight made itself known inside of my stomach, whatever I swallow doesn’t sit right. This morning and my body are two different things, but this evening and my body are the same. My mind disrupts the water and what it’s supposed to do, my mind interrupts what people are really thinking, my mind puts all these things together when they don’t belong there at all. The water is separate from the people and the people are separate from me. Am I allowed to find peace even if the people I know see me breathe for it in a place so open? If I speak to the water will they cringe at what I say? Will they hear what I ask?
By Jamie Ramsay4 years ago in Poets
Blue Moon
The blue moon rose, on a night so fair, A celestial wonder, a love affair. I saw her there, with a smile so bright, And my heart skipped a beat, with a love at first sight.
By Lakshmi Narashiman4 years ago in Poets
Because I Could Not Stop for Death
Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves And Immortality. We slowly drove, he knew no haste,
By yaswanth sr4 years ago in Poets
Fair-Weather Mother
Fair-Weather Mother exists in sun drenched memories: water park chlorine mist, mixed with her earthy scent; and on her breath, the contents of a bottle,
By Sam Rogers4 years ago in Poets
You are the worst of the best part of me
Nothing but time to think, Too many hours in a day, What happened when I blinked, Did we just fade? So much love between two people is dangerous,
By Carla SofiiLove Garcia 4 years ago in Poets
Push
you see we all feel that agony pulling at us, we are all tiny crying children masquerading as big tough adults We all seek comfort in each other’s lives
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Poets
Black and White
Black and white, two sides of a coin, Two different worlds, that seem to join. One dark and bleak, one bright and fair, Two sides of life, beyond compare.
By Business management4 years ago in Poets