Heartbreakpoetry Stories

a collection of poems from a teenager with chronic depression and anxiety.

poetry of my love.

[ COMPLETED ] what is the first thing that a human does after being born? cry. it feels like for the past five years, that's all i've been doing.

You haven't gotten over him and you love.poetry? You came to the right place.

I go through shit in my life and then turn it into metaphors to help me make sense of it and sometimes I share. I honestly started this when I was in a bad place. I want...

__ heavenly bodies only know where you are now. maybe i was not holding on too tight as you slipped away. wasn't i still yours? __

Original Poems written from inspiration in my own life. They are about love, hate, sadness, anger and so much more Updates every Sunday so stay tuned for more!!

A poetry book that describes what love feels like when your heart isn't so happy anymore. "Fog Of The Heart" explains the sadness and the pain that a heart end...

Moving on is always a good thing. Just like everything it has its downsides...Heres some poems discussing how that it feels to move on from a personal change.

"Petals of Love: Poems of Hope and Romance" is a collection of 20 unique poems that explore the many facets of love and hope. The poems in this book use vivid...

Iris like Goo Goo Dolls' song. A collection of my poetry. I write about love, existential questions, nature, loneliness, from the point of view of an autistic person. Re...

Simple poems that I come up with

Short and Long poems on Love, Depression, Acceptance, Heartbreak AND many more.

This collection is filled with love poems, breakup poems, and others that pertain to my life and deep feelings that I play around with. Please give me some feedback on t...

thunderstorms shows that even nature needs to screams sometimes -E.D. random waves of thoughts | compilation of poems and short quotes

Poetry yay

Echoes of Lost Love: A Poet's Struggle" is a poignant exploration of the human heart's enduring battle between memory and freedom. In this evocative piece, the read...