They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
the heart doesn’t change, where there is love. but life has its way of showing that which we are unwilling to relinquish. i saw
By Catherine Brooks2 years ago in Poets
Tell me I'm beautiful one more time How I'm yours and you are all mine How watching me turns you on Bring me breakfast in bed
By Pamela Walsh-Holte2 years ago in Poets
You never wanted me to “be me” I never wanted you to see, How the pain inside your words Kept everything hidden. If I could have said
By Pam Sievert-Russomanno2 years ago in Poets
The sun glistens on their sweat drenched skin were one ends the other begins make love in the morning sun two entangled as one
I was out to sea, toes scuffing sand, You stood on the shore, line in hand, And at its end, me, facing Deeper blue and calling
By Hannah Moore2 years ago in Poets
There was a ghost that haunted our love. He'd sneak into your dreams at night with promises of bright days while you shifted in bed.
By Geoffrey Philp 2 years ago in Poets
Always alone, taught independence. Figure it out, no one else will. I needed you, where are you? Why can't you see my love?
By Lindsey Altom2 years ago in Poets
I learned from you all those years ago Youth creates and bares big feelings That are neither contained by A heart bleeding or sheathed
By Tracy Kreuzburg 2 years ago in Poets
The house was burning, no one escaped the same as before. Another fire, another burning, and another broken heart. How many times can a heart break?
Echoes of laughter, now distant pain, Shattered fragments of us remain. Love's fragile glass, fully wrecked, Trust is gone, promise dead.
By Chetika Tiwari2 years ago in Poets
In a bowman’s world, you were lasso- prince - I: silver moon. You craved my luminescence, .:grey:., reeled me in…loved me in your room.
By Gina C.2 years ago in Poets
I'm the loneliest at night That's when thoughts of you arise Who am I kidding? Thoughts of you are there all the time Did I fool you?
By Frankie Martinelli2 years ago in Poets
