They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
You made me the mouthpiece of your horn, A base drum you could kick around, The barrel of your black flute, Strings to your violin,
By Kenny Penn2 years ago in Poets
Your bioluminescence stopped my heartbeats. Eyes of fireflies: coasts of ardor / foreign dreams. As one, we plucked oysters from the
By Gina C.2 years ago in Poets
One. I. Yo, je, ich. Me, mi, moi, mich. You. Toi, tu, du. One and one makes nous. Nosotras, wir, we. We. Mia, tuyo, meins, dein.
By Hannah Moore2 years ago in Poets
arousal caught me - a well-laid trap drowned my striatum in filth deepened my desire for more incited - deceived me calloused willpower
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Poets
One look, and desire befell us One touch, and gravity took us We tasted sweet hibiscus ’Til promises rusted We risked what we lost
By Claire2 years ago in Poets
Today I break this loving affair. And even though it hurts my heart. This time has come to an end. No more arguments, dear.
By Lane Burns2 years ago in Poets
As the tears stream down our faces, And the bruises hurt from the onslaught, As our minds hurt from the names we have been called,
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Poets
Is it the comraderie in sin or a feeling from deeper within? Don’t take warnings as challenges. Turn your own pages. We all have broken stages.
By Christine 2 years ago in Poets
Once we danced in a world of light love, Now shadows linger where love shone, Words once sweet turn bitter, hate, Silence echoes over.
By Francis C Okoro2 years ago in Poets
Once bound hearts now drift in silent pain, Echoes of laughter turn to tears, Love’s flame dimmed by endless night, Memories turn to dust,
By Naila Sajjad2 years ago in Poets
All was foggy when I met you. To fall in love, I fluttered to cloud 9, sipped on the wispy haze of you - caught flame (within)
I forgave your mistaking today for forever, for penciling hearts next to all the dates on the calendar of our lives together, I
By Ava Mack2 years ago in Poets
