They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Shattered pieces on the floor, Falling tears, a slamming door. A love once vibrant, now no more, Empty echoes of before.
By Faceless Lim2 years ago in Poets
First, we were. Now you are, and I am? Our identity was mine. Who am I now? We- no longer- lost now, a wanderer You shine and succeed.
By Katie L. Oswald (BookDragon)2 years ago in Poets
"Excelsior" I say through sleepless nights, wondering if you still think of me like I think of you. Are you scared to forget
By Trinity H2 years ago in Poets
If the cost of my comfort is you, I'd watch as you sail to the sea with my back turned, only to catch the reflection of you through the store shop
I carry the weight of you in my dreams. The creeping feeling of loss ties me to my mattress, holding me down like a scared child.
For the record, the sunset isn't the sunset without you, and for the record, every word I write is littered with your absence. When is some-
I drew a vortex of my anger, the forceful curves felt all my pain. My heart an empty desert, my eyes clouds filled with rain.
By Julia Burke2 years ago in Poets
Closing my eyes, our ghosts reappear Loving memories forgotten Hatred and sadness remains Trying to find your love It's nonexistent
By Toan Nguyen2 years ago in Poets
Never want to see your face again - Evermore was just a sick joke Whispered among your friends and Loved ones who stood by as
By Amanda Starks2 years ago in Poets
You have no idea how I felt when you left me on that floor, hurting because you pushed me. Nor do you have any idea how my children felt whilst you
By Carol Ann Townend2 years ago in Poets
Mama liked to smoke her cigarettes When daddy snuck out for his chew Memories I can’t forget Heartstrings of me and you Ransomed like two pawns
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden2 years ago in Poets
She said that she wanted to love you, While keeping you all to herself, Never letting you go out, Never letting you leave,
By Rebecca Patton2 years ago in Poets
