Poems about Relationships Archives - Page 8 of 9 - The Cracked Door

02/02/25 A New Day, A New Haiku

Wounded, sad, angry,
Unheard, dismissed, ignored,
Mourning, yet resolved

Blast from the Past:

Favored yet confined
Peaceful yet surrendering
Hopeful yet watchful

There isn’t a reason
To hate me the way you do.
Just punch it out now.

Blast from the Past:

When a bear attacks
A wolverine, it’s often
The bear that gets hurt

I lost track of your
Bright golden star underneath
My clouds of ink.

Blast from the Past:

Love to hate? Or was
It hate to love? Given
Conflicting interests

May you ascend
One beat after the other
Into your beauty

Blast from the Past:

As the world now comes
Into existence, may you
Find tranquility

After you left,
I returned sleep in our bed
And it smelled like you

Blast from the past:

I know there must be
Different worlds, for yours can’t
Make sense within mine

My poem is not a haiku like I normally do.

My barren soul forms
Into all these dead leaves
On days like these,
I am the one
Who feels to blame
For the fall.

A blast from the past:

One lines, two lines, three
Lines, four lines, five lines, six lines
Now I can enter

Based on your anger,
You overreached, destroying
Something important

Blast from the Past:

Anger is acid
Eating you from the inside
‘Til you let it out.

Our love was without
Limits, just as limitless
As was our carnage

Blast from the Past:

I wanted to be
An astronaut, but instead
I became a teen.

We were unprepared for
The landing that suspended
Us above our heads.

Blast from the past:

I feel like we are
On the same page but reading
Two different books.

No close relationships
Just move on to a new place
No embarrassment

Blast from the past:

New York City can
Motivate, tire, pull, repulse,
Take, and restore.