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Weary Heart Poems - Poems about Weary Heart


Premium Member Whispers of unspoken goodbyes dance on the strings of my weary heart
Whispers of unspoken goodbyes dance on the strings of my weary heart, Like a heavy shadow, a veil of black silk, wrapping around my wounded soul. My breath catches in my throat, memories flooding like a merciless torrent, And I remain suspended between what was and what could have been. Our parting, an unfinished symphony, a final chord still...

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Categories: weary heart, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
A Weary Heart
Author Dana Redricks October 17, 2023 In the depths of solitude, I often ponder, am I worthy of love, or destined to wander? Rejected and wounded, never truly embraced, lost in a sea of tears, consumed by fears unlaced. Do any souls comprehend this ache within me? The longing to be loved, accepted, set free? Yearning for solace,...

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Categories: weary heart, deep, depression, emotions, endurance,
Form: Free verse



My Weary Heart
I've built a fortress round my weary heart which cannot be penetrated by your arrows and darts the moat around it is frozen to its core with a no ice skating sign hanging on my front door your excuses are lame regarding your eminent domain my drawbridge is now officially closed from all your pain 6-17-18...

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Categories: weary heart, break up, heartbreak, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme
In My Dry and Weary Heart
In my dry, and weary heart Lord, you are the rain! In my shattered dream Lord, your love comes rushing, glide me with hope! In my unending storms Lord, your peace held my heart in the safest corner! When the ship of my dwelling place wrecked When I find myself nowhere to fit When all I see is thirst and hunger When...

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Categories: weary heart, jesus, thanks,
Form: Free verse
Weary Heart
Oh weary grows my heart, my heart of fickle dames who troth eternal love, yet o'er night die the flames. A year not even shined upon our ever vows uncouth became to you, strange and foreign am now....

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Categories: weary heart, loss, love,
Form: Alliteration



Agony of a Weary Heart
A broken body A shattered heart A lonely soul A dashed hope is how his heart found mine Found to mould what is left of it More than a mate he is Care and concern he brought along with enduring love to flavour them A perfect body A warm blood A big heart and a youthful look all sealed in one body With promise of more A heart broken...

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Categories: weary heart, grief, heartbroken, how i
Form: Free verse
Poem From a Weary Heart
Decisions good, decisions bad Either way it's happy or sad Losing a job, or losing a friend It's hidden but stays until the end. Life's challenges are not really fair Leaving our hearts in pieces, our minds in the air Many find it true, to be extremely hard Life's a game, choose your next card Decisions that are like a two edged sword Can...

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Categories: weary heart, depression, lost love, loveheart,
Form: Rhyme
God, Spare My Weary Heart
The baleful words you say, Leave painful scars in me Permitting them to possess my heart Oppressively. Withstanding the bitterness and pain You caused, Conquering and diminishing me By using your atrocity, Feeling sadness flowing violently, Warding happiness away, Filling my eyes with hurtful tears And meaningful pain, Feeling the darkness reign. God, You’re my ally, You’re the one I...

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Categories: weary heart, sad, me, me,
Form: I do not know?
Weary Heart
Weary heart Like a thorny rose Each prick blisters Representing accumulated blows Now thickly glazed Cautious & patient these days Yet not withered tart This frosty rose Immediately froze Crimson cloved Armor lost in a doze Stranger, I'm agile Cannot view me fragile Straw-like and green stemmed Silky petals easily unhemmed Vulnerably swaying in an evening breeze Keep your distance, please To the chosen few I ask, “Will I ever learn To let my...

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Categories: weary heart, love,
Form: I do not know?

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