heartbreak
They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Through the Fire and the Rain
I have walked through storms with weary feet, Fought battles unseen, felt hope deplete. Held hands that trembled, wiped silent tears, Carried the weight of love and fears. I have prayed through nights, through breaking dawn, Whispered pleas when strength was gone. Watched the ones I loved slip away, Begged for time, yet they couldn't stay. I have loved with hands that bled, Poured out my soul with words unsaid. Clung to dreams that turned to dust, Learned that faith is more than trust. I have built my home on shifting sands, Gave my heart with trembling hands. Felt betrayal, wounds run deep, Lost my way, yet dared to leap. But I have found a light within, Through shattered past and buried sin. Through every loss, through every ache, God was there; He did not break. He turned my grief to songs of grace, Gave me courage to embrace The love that heals, the love that stays, Through endless nights and breaking days. So I will walk, though paths seem dim, For even pain still leads to Him. And when I fall, when prayers seem vain, He’ll guide me through the fire and rain.
By Graymore Macad2 years ago in Poets
Stay Kind, Stay Free
Kind in heart, so pure and true, With a soul of golden hue. I once loved—but can't recall, How love’s whispers came to call. My heart would say, "Just wait and see," To soothe the one who cared for me. But fate had drawn a different line, His love was theirs—it was not mine. I warned, I spoke, time and again, To love with trust, not count the pain. Yet far you go, so quick to leave, No room for doubt, no space to grieve. Don’t exhaust yourself with me, And when I question, bitterly, You simply say: "Stay kind, stay free."
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed2 years ago in Poets
