Hurt Words Poems

These Hurt Words poems are examples of Words poems about Hurt. These are the best examples of Words Hurt poems written by international poets.

I carried them, these unsaid things,
Like rusted locks without their springs.
They clung to bone, they pressed on air,
Yet no one knew they lingered there.

They filled

© Saankhya Tare  

words can be snazzy, sparkly and fun
they can uplift and enlighten
they can hurt and destroy

they can turn into party animals
wearing colorful ensembles
they can entertain and

© Caren Krutsinger  

Too many opinions. 
Too many people sharing their minds. 
Is it too hard to sit and think before you speak? 
Don’t you think our own

© Maria Mastay  

I open my mouth
My anger spills out
I say things I don’t mean
And mean things I won’t say
Damage

Oh such damage

Strangers or friends
Words I can’t defend
Family is

© Danny Derden  

you misunderstood my words
assumed the worst
where that anger came from
i’ll never know

you closed the door
without a glance
you walked away
and that was that

you weren’t the friend
i

© Line Gauthier  

Words both good or bad are very powerful,
bad words said are like a volcanic eruption to the soul.
Why do family and friends hurt each other,
do

© Paula Goldsmith  

We have all had that moment of frustration
We search for words that hurt out of desperation
Having a hard time sorting out our feelings
That's the moment

© Keyonda Aldana  

Once upon a dreary time
A boy set out to note a rhyme
Pen in hand with paper lined
Prepared he was to share his mind
But thoughts lay

© Danny Derden  

"In life we learn from love, hurts, mistakes and from the ones we have trusted." By Poet

My heart once held love overflowing,
joy was bursting at

© Paula Goldsmith  

Words can hurt
Black and white are in a fight
But no one seems to find the light
Don't climb the ladder
Tearing down other for you to rise
The

© layla williams  

When problems come, we want to blame God first!
But the truth of it all is your actions put you under a curse.
The Bible says when

© Kenneth Samples  

My words.
When I’m trying to sleep, my head is full of words,
With my head spinning, wanting them out,
So here I am trying again,
To find the

© Emily Sims  

Words I have questions yet no one has
All the answers.

Words have an impact, Sometimes  heal
And oftentimes hurt.

Words breathe hope choose wisely. 

Words are soothing

© Michaela Renee Solomon  

Amber, these are your words of life—
not shouted, but breathed,
not carved in stone,
but whispered gently in your ear.

I carry them inside me
like the hush before

© James Mclain  

“words when soft-spoken soothe, when harshly spoken hurt
 ~ say something kind, say nothing and hold unkind words.”

© Marilene Evans