heartbreak
They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.
Mine
I want my favorite songs back, quotes back, favorite books back, my time back, I want my heart back. I want to dye my hair and take hot showers to shed layers of skin that you have touched. I want the images of my naked body burned from your mind and I want my soul to be clean and my heart to feel pure. I want my innocence back, I want to rid these past few months of the black taint of love because I now know just how lethal it can be. I want to be free of these invisible chains that hang around my feet and my heart, I want to take back the careless control you have over my mind. I want to run far away and repair the cracks in my heart. I want to sweep up the pieces that I have to call myself and start over. I want all of my things back and if I had the chance I would never open my heart again because this pain is unavoidable and all consuming and I'm losing myself. I want my pride back and I swear I'll never let myself be vulnerable again. I want my things to be mine again.
By Michael Hartfield8 years ago in Poets
Crickets
We all have crickets. Even you have them deep inside you. They bother the better half of us at night or when we're having a bad day. With the sole purpose to stay by your side while making your life harder, these crickets live with you until you set them free. Although, naturally crickets tend to stay close to where they were born. So they'll sit outside your house on those cold nights and sing their dark song from outside your window until they can get your complete attention—but most of us fall asleep before we find an urge to go find the cricket. Those of us to get the crickets on the outside are so lucky, for they don't carry the burdens in their home.
By Laurel Parker-Chan8 years ago in Poets











