| Seeds Of Despair |
Brier |
| Even when love is lost and life goes on, we never can quite forget. |
| A Child Died Today |
Poet deVine |
| To some, reporting news at Columbine, Colorado was just a job. To others, it was an agony. |
| Paradox |
Jerikoh |
| Memories can carry joy on the wind. And great sorrow… |
| Agonistic Spirit |
Jayzee |
| How do we overcome the desperation of losing love? |
| Complete Emptiness |
Amanda Rae M. |
| Fear is a very difficult thing to overcome. When you're afraid of someone else, it certainly hurts. You just don't know what to do or what to say. |
Painful Love |
Jayzee |
| An innocence is inevitably lost when your very first love moves on. |
| Changes |
Angela Krawec |
| Knowing that love is eternal, whether together or apart, helps us to be aware that we should never have to stop loving those who are dear to us. |
| Good-Bye My Love |
Michael Beals |
| Emotional pain - heartbreak - can be the greatest pain of all. |
| I Saw You |
Jodie Scheitel |
| Watching someone who once loved you - moving on with their own life - is a very difficult experience to endure. |
| Never Asked |
Jessica Camp |
| If only we could always have the wisdom we acquire from experience. This poet would certainly have benefited... |
| Stitches |
Holly |
| This poem metaphorically likens not uncommon emotions to the patches of a quilt. |
| Your Best Friend |
Susan |
| Someone who has been badly hurt in love, is likely to hide their emotions and make it difficult for anyone to get close again. |
| Lost Souls |
Sweet Madness |
| Do we always recognize a "soul mate" when we encounter them? This wonderful poet delves into this age old question. |
| Lost... |
John Laset |
| Being in love often finds us in a situation where we live our lives as much for our loved one as for ourselves. |
| My Rose |
Embrya |
| This poem is a wonderful metaphor, comparing life to the beauty of a rose. |
| Thoughts Of You |
Karleen |
| When love is lost, memories can be comforting... or become something else entirely. |
| Believing |
Tess Templer |
| To be less than honest with another is to drive a permanent wedge between, especially when it's dishonesty with a lover. |
| Confessions Of A Broken Heart |
John Laset |
| When you lose someone you love, you invariably lose an important part of yourself. |
| Lost Dreams |
Annie |
| New love - It can be both the most wonderful and the most frightful experience we can have... |
| Till Light Breaks |
Terry Bernard |
| There are times when the night brings a darkness not of vision, but a darkness of the heart. And those nights, when they come, seem to last forever. |
| Letting Go |
Judy Burnette |
| Does the decision to end a romance come from the heart? Or from the mind? |
| Reality |
Margaret |
| You can deceive others, you can even deceive yourself, but you can never fool Reality. |
| Why? |
Kiv |
| Asking questions can sometimes be more important than finding answers. |
| Alone |
Ladycat |
| Computers may be getting smarter and smarter; but they haven't figured out how to hug us yet… |
| Lonely Wall |
Liz |
| We can look to each other for support in life, but in the end - we must help ourselves... |
The Final Act |
Lisa Teller |
| This poet hopes that in reading this poem you will send it to someone you know, and hopefully save a life. |
| The Thief Of Hope |
Poetic |
| As we grow older, perhaps wiser, we gain much in the way of growth. But, too, there is something always lost. |
| Cold Spring Skate |
Roche |
| Sometimes you have to take risks; and when you fail, all you can do is try to heal. |
| Expectations |
Liza Marie |
| How we react to pain can lead us in some unexpected - and ultimately unhealthy - directions. |
| I Am |
Llano |
| Each of us has our own obstacles to overcome in life. There may just be as many ways to interpret this poem as there are readers... |
| Broken |
Debbie Dixon |
| When we make mistakes, in love or life, we pay a price in the denomination called pain. This poem explores that price, in a haunting and beautiful way. |
| My Own Bed Of Roses |
Leigh Anne Dawson |
| There is a quiet strength in this poem, though shadowed by the pain. |
| Masquerade |
Nicole Sotelo |
| Is life like a happy party? And if so, what happens when everyone goes home? |
| I Hide To Cry |
Veronica Ann Cech |
| Some people cry openly, and some hide their pain. Which are you? And Why? |
| Lonesome |
Twist |
| We are all born with a fear of death. It is only later, as we grow older, that we learn there are greater things to fear. |
| The Ring |
Kristie |
| Unconditional love is rare. Truly loving another person means being supportive of them - even when their life is in turmoil. |
| A Gift |
Alan Jacobs |
| When we give gifts freely to others, it often seems that they aren't truly appreciative. Perhaps our giving is really equally as important to our own personal serenity. |
| Winter Among the Spirits |
Chris Yandle |
| This poem incorporates some wonderful imagery and explores the depths of the imagination... |
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