Love poems for hopeless romantics; I'm the poet and you're my muse.
Like the clouds in the sky Shall your love dissipate My love will incise your heart Like a sweet piece of cake I will devour all of your love,
By HandsomelouiiThePoet (Lonzo ward)3 years ago in Poets
I was never the chosen one. I've often found myself in the shadows, the second choice, the one who arrives too late, or the one whom they quietly wish they had met earlier.
By Nanash3 years ago in Poets
The pain that kept me up all night; it wasn't you I missed some guy I used to love; it wasn't you. . The wind that rattled at my windows shook me up
By TheSpinstress 3 years ago in Poets
Farewell to the smooth. My realties are new. The world of you - gone! * Here is Paul's Original
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Poets
Love fills up its grace, like parallel lines of a ray, Racing till eternity, Together - yet distanced by space! Space of differences,
By Echo Ece3 years ago in Poets
Forever grateful happy endings exist, at least for you and me, A part of you, a part of me in the two most beautiful girls that one could ever see;
By Binayak Khatri3 years ago in Poets
Everythings changed but all your memories still remain, My heart shattered a long, long time ago, in that same city after I waited and waited in vain;
On yet another train, as I gaze out the window, focusing on nothing particularly new, You appear like an angel personified, looking like Cinderella, perhaps with only the one glass shoe;
The girl I dated as a child. I was in love with her. My first love on earth. I broke her virginity. I was also a virgin.
By Nelo3 years ago in Poets
I’m crashing, crushing Living, loving, breathing you In, my heart rushing
By Colleen Walters3 years ago in Poets
She unequivocally scattered and blurred all the lines Shedding the strict form of her nature Blending them frantically until she combined
A love lost is what earned? I ask this question to myself everyday Does this question make sense? Or is it the same as my idea of love-
By Mehar3 years ago in Poets
