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Heartbroke Poems - Poems about Heartbroke


Broken Promises
Promises are made only to fade quickly with broken vows that are never given a chance to be kept. How easily they are gathered and weathered and swept under the woven rug. Empty words of love are spoken to tease your heart that is bleeding and broken, But soon they fade into the bitter, cold...

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Categories: heartbroke, 12th grade, betrayal, blue,
Form: Rhyme
What Are You Waiting For
What am I waiting for? I am waiting for the day I find a place where I belong. I am waiting to swap my pain for compassion. Waiting for the strength that is yielded by embracing the hurt. The kind that brings wisdom through the dirt. They tell me how strong I've been. They see me smile and hear my laughter,...

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Categories: heartbroke, angst, child, cry, death,
Form: Rhyme



The Ballad of a Heartbroke Gypsy
as shadows stake claim to dark night somewhere a lonely gypsy is singing and weeping drops upon dry ground making camp with sad voice ringing lady luck no longer walks at his side each night he sits by this fire for one remembering a girl called Irish Rose her eyes lighting a room like the sun while she danced men paid her well she...

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Categories: heartbroken, loneliness, lost love,
Form: Rhyme
Heartbroke
Michael J. Falotico Contest “How to fix a broken heart.” If your Lady runs off and leaves ya, If she won’t come back that’s right, Hit her over the rear with the bridle, Till she runs right out of sight , Cos ya bound to catch a new one, If ya cast the rope just right, To saddle up, mount an ride, all...

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Categories: heartbroke, adventure,
Form: Couplet
Heartbroke Daughter
father dear , you lied and betrayed. i cant believe you. words are all talk. thats what you are, all talk and no actions. you do drugs to hide from your kids. so they wont see how much of a low life you are. father dear, change your life or i wont be apart of it. father dear, i am beautiful...

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Categories: heartbroke, fatherlife, drug,
Form: I do not know?




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