heartbreak

They can break your heart, but they can't break your soul; poetry about lost love that comforts and uplifts.

Who I Want to Be
I want to be the woman who doesn’t need the gaze of others’ eyes to feel beautiful. I want to be the woman who knows, bone deep, that she is enough as she is, even on the days she feels awkward or unsure.
By Tina D. Lopez2 days ago in Poets
Dead Poets Society
Introduction Dead Poets Society (1989) is more than just a film; it is a powerful reflection on education, individuality, and the courage to live authentically. Directed by Peter Weir and starring Robin Williams as the unforgettable English teacher John Keating, the movie is set in a strict boys’ boarding school in the late 1950s. Through poetry, unconventional teaching, and emotional honesty, the film challenges rigid traditions and inspires generations to question authority and embrace their own voices.
By shaoor afridi2 days ago in Poets
Valentine’s Day, With You
Valentine’s Day arrives in red and light, But all it really brings is you. The world writes love in roses and skies,
By Artical Media2 days ago in Poets
Two Hearts, One Quiet World
In the hush between your breath and mine, I find a home I didn’t know I missed. Your hand fits into my doubts just right,
By Artical Media2 days ago in Poets
Today I Return
Today I return your hoodie, the red one soft as roses, you always stopped to admire Today I return our photograph The first one we ever took,
By Christian Sanchez2 days ago in Poets
Midnight Wind
Do you miss me today? Or is that relegated to yesterday? To baking bread with your bloody hands And squeezing the life out of inhospitable biomes
By Silver Daux2 days ago in Poets
Almost There
feeling not good enough? well, we've all felt like that accepting failures too much? yeah, I've been there, in fact I've been ignored and abused
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden2 days ago in Poets
The Ex-Girlfriend
THE EX-GIRLFRIEND I see she took my man Okay, yeah, we ended, But that is still my man. All the men I befriended,
By Isis Lyons 3 days ago in Poets
Fight It Don’t Let Depression Win
Fight It Don’t Let Depression Win When darkness wraps you tight, And shadows scream your name, Don’t listen to the weight of night.
By Marie381Uk 3 days ago in Poets
Cognitive Dissonance
I wish it had been better, When we were together. Though the blame is not all my own, The seeds of hatred sown, Were.
By Maura Bernstein3 days ago in Poets
The Bigamist Poem 2
The Bigamist Poem 2 She was not the secret, She was the daylight mistake. Introduced with careful pauses, As if truth could be softened by tone.
By Marie381Uk 3 days ago in Poets
Bloom Without Permission
I kept waiting for a sign a green light, a gold star, Someone clapping from the sidelines like: yes, you may now become yourself.
By Milan Milic3 days ago in Poets