Pain Beautiful Poems

These Pain Beautiful poems are examples of Beautiful poems about Pain. These are the best examples of Beautiful Pain poems written by international poets.

I ain’t gonna to prison babes, for something I didn’t do
O’ no babes, not when the real blame all falls with you
You left me loving

© Indiana Shaw  

By~Krish

The wind arrived without warning
its cold fingers lifted him
like paper from my hands.
He dissolved,
like ink in water.
The tulips crumbled into ash
that danced away
before it could

© Krishika Upadhyay   

Her,
Let's talk about her, 
She's always so bright, or it's all about the sight
They way she loves, despite the other's bluffs
When someone says her name
She

© Smyrna Gill  

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Verse 1
She hides behind the world they’ve made,
A daughter’s place, a masquerade.
But in her heart, the truth burns bright,
A love she can’t let go, out

© Lyric Man  

As each purple line is hidden
From questioning stares and hurtful remarks
To be unspoken of and covered in shame
as if no one has kissed each pain

© Sammy O'Connor  

Im a Winner 

I took losses 
It's time to win 
Im dedicating this  to every single person 
Who out here thriving and conversing 
Making

© Concetta Hardnett  

Inside the four walls is my agony surpasses the night
The day is replaced with work, and time slides by
Animals seemed privileged and were cared for

© Leena Kumari  

What is love? Sometimes it's truly hard to explain. It's something we feel. It is, however, not classified as pain. As my tears run down

© Andrea Frierson  

Yours Without Having You"

As solitude surrounds me,
I still feel the whispers...
of your presence.
Soft.
Haunting.
Like a memory...
not yet made.

In a fleeting moment of joy,
you hush my fears.
You

© Mukondeleli Tendani  

At a corner table in the morning haze,
Steam rose from cups in softened glaze.
A couple sat — greyed by time’s hand,
But something cracked beneath the

© Saankhya Tare  

Dear God,
Let me be an instrument of thy PEACE:
Where there is sadness; let me sow joy,
Where there is doubt; let me sow faith,
Where there is

© Jennifer Swinney  

Normally silence is what makes most people miserable 
But if noise brings pain then silence is a miracle 
The best words are the ones that are left

© Keyonda Aldana  

I listen to their stories,
And also their vivid theories. 
 I listen of their swords to tears, 
From their triumph to fears.

About their cold nights
About

© Anveshi Jaiswal  

You were picked straight from the stem—
a fruit fresh atop the bowl of offerings,
something that must be
fleece laid over blade.
Not taken, but accepted.
Not bitten, but

© Eryn Morne  

When I don't understand I look to you for words to speak,
And every time it brings me to my knees,
What I cannot describe yet know

© Cortney Bartholomew