They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
I do not regret divorcing you. I believe that was my finest decision. Something I'll always be grateful for. I had no idea I was this clever.
By Nelo3 years ago in Poets
Alone in the shadows, I linger unseen, A mere afterthought in their grand scheme. My presence ignored, like a whisper in the night,
By Ming Xiao3 years ago in Poets
What do you want? What should I do? Don't you feel loved? Isn't my love for you enough? What else do you want? I'm starting to get annoyed.
I thought all along I'd be happy to be a fun-loving girl with someone caring for me I'd have my lover convinced; I hung the stars in the sky
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Poets
in the low countries, Delft tiles shine, cobalt sky, Where Hendricks rows his painted boat. A girl with hair like dandelion fluff, He sees him getting trapped in the morning mist.
By bishnu prasad3 years ago in Poets
A seed, so small, was pressed tightly in my hand. She Whispered a promise: life across the land. Will the delicate roots break through the soil without being seen? or withered, lost beneath such a deep world?
For a more classical touch Beneath the olive boughs, where sunlight kissed the stone, She sat, her vision fair, with hair like spun moonlight.
Faded ink on a café napkin, your name, a whisper amidst the noise. Cups of coffee laced with untold dreams, a stolen glance, a love that is only visible.
Amanda Lovelace.. In the hush of the library stacks, dust motes danced a waltz, sunlight slanted, and a finger traced forgotten tales.
I'm sorry I left you. What I did was uncalled for. My actions were very disrespectful. I knew I was wrong. But I continued with her.
Ok, this is nothing new I've spent more time without you than I have with you Yeah, it's over Look at us both Forbidden fruit
By Frankie Martinelli3 years ago in Poets
I heard all of your favourite songs today I could feel your message as each song played If I could ask you anything I would ask you to stay