Write sad poems that'll make people regret the aftermath of the choices they never made. Write heartbreak poems that'll make people reminisce about the fast-paced relationships they never had. Write joyous poems that'll make people rejoice in winning the tournament they never took part in. Write love poems that'll make people want to go profess their love to a person they've never met. Write inspirational poems that'll make people want to go fight for a cause they were never a part of.
Write poems that'll make the reader feel what you felt when you wrote them. As a writer, that will be your biggest achievement- making people feel emotions they've never felt before, except for when they read your works.

People used to call me heartless, you know? I never really understood why.
When I punched that girl across her face for trying to pick a fight with me, what was I? Heartless?
When I broke up with my boyfriend at the time because I fell out of love with him, what was I? Heartless?
When I kissed the guy I knew my best friend liked because she stole my first love, what was I? Heartless?
I was so confused.
I myself started to doubt whether I had a heart or not, because of how often I'd hear people call me names like those.
Although, when I saw the two of you together, I knew for sure that I had a heart.
Because I could feel it breaking.

even though you were bad for me, i couldn't help it.
you were the cigarette between my teeth.
the alcohol that burnt my throat.
the gamer that played my heart.
and the snake that tempted my hunger.
but, you were also
the rainbow after my storm.
the moonlight during my night.
my angel in heaven.
and my pill when i was in pain.
you were my one addiction.
and then, you were gone.
even though it was good for me, it also brought me down.
and i found myself
whispering your name over and over again
like a prayer that would be heard by a god
i knew was there somewhere.
and like my favorite song
that i'd sang all day and all night
a million times
but i'd somehow forgotten the lyrics of.
and it drove me up the wall
until I was deemed nothing but crazy.
and they'd dismissed you
as a mere figment of my imagination
you as someone
and our love as something
i'd made up.
i was to be alone for once.
and as i sat thinking in the darkness of midnight,
i knew,
i missed you,
i loved you,
i loved you,
i missed you.
and i still miss you.
and i still love you.

we were laying on the grass during a chilly night, you staring at the sky where millions of stars shone in a way too beautiful to describe, and me thinking about what we were.
i'd been heartbroken many times before but this time, i kept convincing myself that you were different.
and as you intertwined your fingers with mine, gazing into my eyes with love, i knew that like the million stars which we used to wish on that were dashing and dividing in the night sky, i'd gladly let my heart be broken by you

waking up at around 3 am with only some alcohol to keep us awake as we go on bike rides on the highway, my hair was flying but it somehow didn’t bother me. i used to be a perfectionist but after meeting you i realized that life was too small to worry about whether a single strand of hair was misplaced or not. my arms were outstretched like a bird whose wings were trapped for so long and longed to find freedom. no one was supposed to drive while drunk or while sleepy but here we were, both, and breaking possibly every law known to mankind. but we didn’t care, we never did. the same way how we didn’t care that our love would end in heartbreak. ‘we’ were just supposed to be a pass time but in between, somewhere, somehow, we fell in love.
and just how we broke the rules that night, we broke our rule that we’d never fall in love.
for every love story would end in heartbreak, and so did ours.

even before the 2 minutes that their lips came crashing down on each others they know it's meant to be
because even though she tasted like ***** and vanilla
and he tasted like cigarettes and cherry cola
they feel right at home with each other
and that's different for both of them because they're not perfect
and that's okay
but this feels like blissful oblivion
and they're both bad for each other and make the other person vulnerable
and they know it
but there's nothing they want to change
because this is better than any moment of their lives
and nothing was more perfect
even though it was almost 4 am
and they were strangers to each other who only met hours before at the club
but they don’t care
because their eyes locked
and they couldn’t take it off each other
and everyone said that they’d never last because they were the same, all leather jackets and rebellious and that alike repelled
but they’d disagreed
because they were too much in what seemed like love;
but he left her
and was soon behind someone else
and her heart broke and shattered
like how an intricate vase which used to be beautiful would
and she promised herself she’d never be vulnerable
and that’s why she’s got no identity now
but she doesn’t mind
and she prays,
oh she prays every night
that when she dies and goes to heaven,
she’ll meet him there
because she admits that she’ll gladly suffer heartbreak and hell in the afterlife
just for those 2 minutes of love like she’d never known back.