Short Deathheart Poems

Short Deathheart Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Deathheart by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Deathheart by length and keyword.


The Dead Pitter Patter

days spent, the pitter patter of my heart beating faster.
Our love, my love, i thought it was real.
Urs was just fake.
Everytime you came on, it beat and flip flopped.
But now you tell me, you've asked your ex back out.
My pitter pattering heart died out.


Stars

One day I shall leave
Gone without a trace
Don’t cry for me, don’t be sad
Know it in your heart 
I have found my place
With a heavenly embrace

I shall take you in my heart when I go
Your sublime love
Shall give me the everlasting glow

I may be light years away
If you wish, you can see me
Among the stars
At the end of each day
Form:

Broken

My heart broken
Sliced
Cut 
So deeply
Tiny incisions
They hurt the most

Paper cuts 
Thinly
The pain lasts longer that way
The loss I feel
Seeping out in the quiet of the harrowing nights

You break your heart everyday
The moment you wake up
And live without her
Now from inside
It does it of its own free will

My heart is crying
Dying
Disfiguring
Disforming
Birth cord cut like at birth


My Mum died...
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Form:

Slumber

Twixt Autumn graves and still waves
wrapped in silent beauty she sleeps
Violet hue and faint dew
in her heart my love she keeps

Resting now after the battle
she had fought hard to save me
Fallen 'tween the columns and tombstones
none can wake her, only she

Will she ever wake?
What will it take
to bring her love back to me

Tomorrow is a luxury she forsakes
even as my heart breaks
She slumbers and together we will never be
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Form: Elegy

I See You

I see you in 
fresh white snow
In the morning dew
In an ocean blue
On a mountain top
In an eagles flight
Your brothers eyes
And his little cries
I feel you in 
The softness of 
Your sisters skin
My heart within
I hear you when
My heart beats fast
A choir sings
A school bell rings
My mind keeps you
Tucked away
In a secret place
Your little face
I see sometimes
As I drift off
Me holding you
As I would do
If you were here
And I could be
A father to 
Not two, but three
Form: Rhyme


Six Feet Under

Under the blue sky 
A fainted love rest 
The nature’s shade of leaves
A dark place inside
A light heart prevails
Cursed it was on 
The day of his existence
Thy shall remain a cursed 
And never be free
 An angle she was 
Within the curse 
She made him free
But the writings in his fate
Was not to be
The light heart was 
Conquered by darkness in no time
Shattering it with in a rhyme
The shadows of the love 
Still cursed and still hurt
Six feet under.
Form:

I

I cry so silently, my heart beats like it is not there.
I wish I could wash away and disappear like I was never here. 
I want to vanish like there was never someone here.


Is there any hope? 
Is there any time?
My life is coming to an end and I will wash away in fear.


I cry so silently, my heart beats like it is not there.
I wish I could wash away and disappear like I was never here.
I want to vanish like there was never someone here.


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