They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Mom said you would break my heart someday I should have listened to her then You asked me to marry you He asked you the same thing
By Jonathan Apollo2 years ago in Poets
Look, to you I would say anything I search in my heart, hand scraping down this old disposal for a lesser known fact that'll
By babycham 2 years ago in Poets
This was going to get deep real quick, but we don't live by metaphors, so lets stay on the surface. We had something special.
By F Cade Swanson2 years ago in Poets
On a normal Tuesday afternoon? Like fingerprints at a crime scene... Your secrets are unshrouded. Mouth twisted like a wrench,
By Meagan Dion2 years ago in Poets
She is in that place that was for me You said you love me and not her I saw you kiss her today Does she know about us? Your seed is in me
By Dachelle Dachelle2 years ago in Poets
In shadows where we once would meet, Love whispered secrets, sweet, discrete, Now echoes haunt each empty space, Your touch no longer leaves a trace,
By Jessica2 years ago in Poets
Twilight in an empty parking lot we sit and talk the night away. Still believing in your con I ask if you will stay. "Tell me you love me,"
By Reid Christmann2 years ago in Poets
Poor broken bird, let me fix your wings because I cannot fix myself and you chose to love me back, self esteems entangled,
Today I’m parting ways with junk food Your effect on my weight is rude. You gave me man boobs, that’s cruel. No longer a food fool.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Poets
Farewell to my toxic love of fear. Bye, you can no longer stay here. No more living in my head. I no longer want dread. You heard what I said.
‘twas the most loveliest ship we sailed teakwood decks & polished brass rails water blue as Neptune’s eyes until a storm of lies
By Catherine Brooks2 years ago in Poets
Astride a raw rollercoaster ride The highest highs and lowest lows Come and go just like the tide Rock the boat, to and fro
By Insinq Datum2 years ago in Poets