They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
She loved every detail about him She even loved his little quirks because they are who he is, but she never got to beg for him to stay
By Colleen Walters2 years ago in Poets
One day you will find this, unknowing Of all I held for your low heart Cupped in my too eager hands Begging you to see me
By Ariana GonBon2 years ago in Poets
I would have stayed to prevent your cries soaking my shirt for your wailing Salt stains on my heartless skin Reveal my weakness in
You are aware of his cruelty. It is his fault that you are in anguish. You want to discuss it, but you keep the facts to yourself.
By Nelo2 years ago in Poets
Why did you leave me all alone here I couldn’t do it any more It being me, my sickness You are not your sickness Made me feel like it
How did you think to do this to me I had no other way to go You could have told me, I would’ve Let you go with no fight Couldn’t watch you cry
I snuck you between library shelves You were supposed to love me more You kissed me first in your bed I invited you first
what made you decide to forget me? my soul loved you first, led my heart sweet loving connection, ours then I was left behind
By Andrea Corwin 2 years ago in Poets
At our best, we made such sweet music But crickets sing your verses now To the dark of our night porch I won’t leave my light on
By Jack Friend2 years ago in Poets
Somewhere a lightbulb flickers and dims It crackles and pops with a hiss As it dies there is darkness The radiance now gone
By Kenneth cruz2 years ago in Poets
Always tried to never lie again Found myself watching my tongue slip Repeating apologies I did not believe in Never satisfying
Heartbreak of love echoes in vain, The darkness is all that remains, Once a drug now, all is pain Memories fade like rain,
By Regina Hall2 years ago in Poets