They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
We could have been more had I been the one to admit the blame at all. Eternity seemed endless, and I will take my pain to my pen and my
By Angel Adagio2 years ago in Poets
A nonet is a nine-line poem. Vicennium: Definition: (plural vicennia or vicennium's) (rare)-A period of twenty years. In black shades, I knew you were trouble.-9
By Adrianne Kirksey2 years ago in Poets
You were my protector sad ice man Saved me from rubble and the damned Carried on heavy shoulders But then you broke my heart
By Oneg In The Arctic2 years ago in Poets
We're supposed to grow old together. But I don't love you anymore. You said 'til death do us part. A man should love his wife.
By Laura Hanson Reber2 years ago in Poets
Hands fused to wheel knuckles stretched and white. Big sky behind left filled with fright. Rage and shame sit side by side.
By Jodie McMahon-Joseph2 years ago in Poets
Thankful for the pain of losing you Better to feel pain than nothing It reminds me I’m alive Heartbreak leads to new joy
By Ryan Burkey2 years ago in Poets
I never realized it until after I finished crying pools for you and the haze lifted. You did not love me, no matter how many
By Alexandria Stanwyck2 years ago in Poets
Her body was a garden, he'd harvest every day. Peony lips and rose hips, He would pick and pluck away. Come right in and help yourself,
By S.E.Linn2 years ago in Poets
The beach where you held my hand was sweet; electric calm between us flowed - peace like nothing I had known. I thought you were my man.
By Heather Scott2 years ago in Poets
You took all I had as an award, a trophy to honor ardor, but lacking adoration. I ask for your pardon, but I shall go now.
By Lizzy Rose2 years ago in Poets
Stepping ashore just a flicker of light lit her soul. The last forest’s coal. A candle’s flame in a pool of its own wax,
When I die, lay me next to mother Leave me, learn to love another The sick that takes over me, Is a place you can't go Lay me with mother,
By Amy2 years ago in Poets
