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"mender" poems
Your heart, so tender I take a fork and knife And cut right through it Tender Enough to surrender To me: A breaker, Not a mender
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Feb 23, 2025
Feb 23, 2025 at 10:19 AM UTC
Tender
The days that pass nights that follow Times of laughter pain and sorrow None of which I would love more You are my soul mender My Soul mender The sweet passion you bring Like the blossoms in the spring Ever so gentle ever so kind It all brings me peace of mind You are my soul mender My soul mender To piece together a tender heart Instantly knowing just where to start Loving gently beyond compare Always taking away my air Gently holding the love so tender You are my soul mender Holding gently my soul in hand Guarding it from the dangers ahead My sweet and loving soul mender How can I thank you enough For what you have done to my soul You mend the damage Of this once broken fool Now completely fixed Not a scratch in sight I ask of you my sweet soul mender Will you stay with me Stay with me Forever more For this I ask of you Will you marry me
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Sep 15, 2018
Sep 15, 2018 at 10:48 AM UTC
Soul Mender
He was the doctor that would destroy anything to claim he had healed it.
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Jun 17, 2014
Jun 17, 2014 at 1:44 AM UTC
Mender
A mellow nose Gorgeous as the moon Mirrored in the lagoon Your skin is tender Your uniqueness is beauty Of previously not seeing your splendor Your smile makes me guilty Love is your center Kindness, your vitality Light in the dark, a magic mender Goddess of purity White rose A perfume dose Peaceful as the moon Mirrored in the lagoon Your scent is the trip And Paradise is my fate If constantly smelling your friendship Becomes an open gate I will be your grip For when you are desperate Just accept the bee that wants your lips To pollinate your fate White rose Striking a Pose Shiny as the moon Mirrored in the lagoon
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Jan 14, 2021
Jan 14, 2021 at 7:57 AM UTC
White Rose
You were the Barbie jeep engineer. You were the 5-card pinochle player. You were the gripe to do the dishes. You were the patient mall bench sitter. You were Elvis Presley records and paper backed crime novels. You were my new antivirus software. You were the chatter in the middle of an NCIS episode. You were the "It's okay, sweetie" on the other end of the phone. You were the voice of every bathtime storybook. You were the baking soda on my first wasp sting. You were the green Ford Escort parked outside my middle school every afternoon. You were the loudest clap at my graduation. You were the sticky caramel corn crumbs in the living room that held the place together. You were the laughter You were the toolkit when my pictures hung crooked. You were the cornerback baker, the pecan pie maker, dance recital seat saver and the road trip driver. You were the puppy-dog pill-giver and the broken heart mender. You were the church goer and the goodness seeker. You were the black-haired teaser and the very best secret keeper. You were a prideful wig wearer and wheelchair rider. You were a cancer fighter. You were my first call. You still are.
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 4:43 PM UTC
Why I Wear Your Fingerprint
You're the light In a sea of reeds. Salt clinging to hair Bubbles kissing eyelids. You're the grains in my toes, Crashing euphoria. A wave Returning when the moon calls the tides. You're a feather Without a reason to fly Or bird to pay homage. Skin of a seal Sliding peacefully; secrets of past storms leaving bellies weathered. You're the mender of flesh Torn on tiny pebbles. Each budding heart Back to the sea, To mend in the only arms Guaranteed to remember my name.
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Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014 at 9:44 PM UTC
Bubbles
She's beautiful in her own way, She smiles even when she's having a bad day, She can be delicate but she's still strong , She's not proud ,she admits her wrong, Words don't bring her down, She knows noone is worth turning her smile into a frown, She doesn't look down on others, She feels how it would be like to be one of their mothers, She speaks her mind , She believes in it there's wisdom someone could find. She's a hardworker , And she wouldn't ever want to be a heartbreaker, But a heart mender she would be. She can pray.. She's a woman,a great one.
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Aug 9, 2015
Aug 9, 2015 at 11:08 AM UTC
#1 Great Woman *_*
These eyes of mine Have seen Beyond the imaginary lines of being, A broken heart mend over the written word shared by those whose wisdom has surpassed time, Beautiful sunsets painted over gray lines by poets who know that you'll never know the true meaning of joy without a little pain paving the way. I have wandered in the caves of those who dare to etch their souls on paper, and shun their thoughts to wondering eyes, To give meaning to the lives of many, direction to the gypsey, and a mender for the torn, Walked more than a mile in shoes of so many to find the quintessence of broken glasses, the epitome of troubled souls, and the essence of being, Beautiful melodies that soothe the soul through the ears of a deaf man, The rhythm of a heart in love that sickens the soul, invades the thoughts and leaves every inch of the body longing, A memory of a love so precious, unforgettable that it's fragrance lingers still from a distant memory, And when all is lost and plundered, Your words are like a thread that sews patch after patch across my torn silhouette It's a pleasure To have read so many inspiring, beautiful and heartfelt poetry in here.
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 5:36 PM UTC
Hello Poetry
I once knew a girl who was a collector of broken things, From the chipped porcelain jewellery boxes And fractured photo frames To me, the most broken object of all She liked to fix these damaged objects Because she saw the beauty that lay in them And carefully she glued me back, each piece held together by her love until I was whole again. (u.f.m)
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Jan 17, 2014
Jan 17, 2014 at 2:00 PM UTC
The Mender
Aureole...Manna's descent like showering waveforms. Eyes hungering...upturned, cloven in rapture. Mouth slants open in a salivary click-- come the incantations...come the anatomical sway of microcosm. Intergalactic cynosure, pariah, shaman-- mangy interloper teaching wind to dance! Tamer of the subconscious...mender of schism! Anathema to Gaia's Satanic Stewards! To be sought in the House of Aquarius, haunting its foundation that it may uphold. The roads to and fro are as anagrams that alter with the perceiver. It is the second look, of what's cross with what Is...and ever shall be--that gives rise to disorientation...reincarnation. O grant dancer of self-evidence, grant your sundry incantations... yearning for Gaia's heart of hearts.
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 1:21 PM UTC
Pariah, Shaman
A Palette of Sunrise Bronze spears waltz with pure aubergine amid cauliflower cumulus – gold touch-paper. Sugar sprinkled wash with candy pink bubble-burst stains church spire and oak. Saturated in spongy tangerine night-shapes meld into broken egg yolk coffee spills through fields. Foggy wool tufts grasp mushy-pea hillocks, sweat drops from tired shoots. If I was a mender of souls I would prescribe five minutes, twice a day.
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Jan 25, 2014
Jan 25, 2014 at 2:22 PM UTC
A Pallette of Sunrise
It rumbles as the storm begins Frustration strikes all with in Raging wars on peaceful land In the end there is no lending hand For bonds are ripped and torn The mender is completely worn Sick from furious waves Full of overwhelming craze The sea itself has been iced over As unrealistic hopes dreadfully lower The calm is so far into the distant Its meaning becomes nonexistent Misinterpreted loved ones Are mistaken as the burden The obscure truth is masked in doubt Heavily hanging in the air Such animosity, not a soul should ever bear
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Nov 1, 2012
Nov 1, 2012 at 4:06 PM UTC
Raging Storm
I want to happen with you To occupy space And time Hand in hand Arm in arm and For the bed to be warm  Because there are two I want to wear your possession Like a title An honour Hand in hand Arm in arm and For the days recounting To light our procession I want to be your heart's mender Of the cuts Of words Hand in hand Arm in arm and To point out the sunset And cover black with splendour  I want to choose you again From the crowd Of the world  Hand in hand Arm in arm and To to turn the page And keep writing your name
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Nov 13, 2010
Nov 13, 2010 at 2:51 PM UTC
Hand in hand
I try to be the friend, that no one ever was to me. Maybe one day, I'll have someone who cares as much as me. I try to be the heart-mender, that no one cares to be. Because it all ends the same, with the heart breaking and no where to flea. I try to be the class-clown, that everyone adores with exceptions. For some reason, I was still being called a boring deception. I try and I try to be someone I'm not, that's the main reason for my style. Because nobody will ever remember, the girl with the shy smile.
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Jan 23, 2015
Jan 23, 2015 at 9:04 PM UTC
Someone I'm Not
I am the borrowed time giver I wait by the edges of beds I prop up the corners and smooth out the wrinkles I'm also the turner of heads I am the lone sea breaker My whisper it shepherds your dreams You have awoken on a Distant shore, it seems I am the voice of antiquity Tethered to leaves on the wind I am the cloth that covers you When you have sinned I am the borrowed time lender Your hope, it rides on my wings I am the broken mind mender All I can do is offer you these things Mine is the touch of changes Though none of them I can claim I sweep up the mirror pieces That reflect your shame I am the blind leading the blind I have no secret gift The truth is what you'll find When the veil you needn't lift We are the worm food growers The crawlers, they rule from below They eat up the dead and squeeze out the living And time marches on just so
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 1:56 AM UTC
Borrowed Time
Someone once told me to mend a broken person breaks the mender them self I tried to rearrange their broken heart But as I reassembled it The shards of glass sunk into my skin As if it was heavily pored. My emotions fell down like hail on a harsh winter's day. However I felt the rain wash over me Sending chills through my heart Soaking me for all eternity No one gave me a towel To dab away the imbibed feelings of everything, from love to hate to lust and lies Someone once told me To mend a broken person Breaks the mender them self
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Jun 10, 2013
Jun 10, 2013 at 3:36 PM UTC
Someone Once Told Me
You took it from my hand Dragged it through the mud All the while I was standing there Vision blurred by tears For a moment there I couldn't breathe My small frail body hurting all over Trust shattered Despair Pain Yearning for your old self again But you where nowhere to be found Only a two faced liar stood there She was there too Playing mender Smiling at you behind my back You dropped it You took out your Put it on a silver platter Walked right past my miserable numb body And you gave it to her You chose her...
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Nov 26, 2013
Nov 26, 2013 at 2:15 PM UTC
Unchosen
Sunshine fades away, compared to her brightness I wouldn't find another like her, even if I traveled for light-years. She makes the stars seem so insignificant, Her beauty, so magnificent. All that she is, all that she will ever be, for years to come, and years to go. Her soul, glowing brighter then a million suns, Yet so tender, a heart mender. Seen so many, but she still shines the brightest, So near, yet shes the furthest. I must be persistent, In order to brake her resistance. Travel to the core of her love, Maybe I'll find my self in it, as I did before..
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Jan 31, 2015
Jan 31, 2015 at 9:26 AM UTC
Illuminated
I see you; In the horses slowly trotting, riding along at the commands of their masters; In the leaves clinging desperately to the vulnerable trees, left to the fate of the unrelenting breeze; In the clouds drifting by, their shapes reforming at the will of the wind; In the flowers wilting in the sun, screaming at their roots to find some source of water in this drought. You go at the leisure of the ones who saddle your back, and hold onto those hurt people, who angrily batter at your cowering form. You mold yourself to others' preferences, and are crushed by your god, looking for some hope he may have left you in this seemingly eternal despair. I see you in my reflection, seeking some sort of break from an already fractured world. You are broken and the world around you bent, but there are ways to fix everything, and I am studying to be a Mender.
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Apr 10, 2014
Apr 10, 2014 at 12:49 PM UTC
Refraction
Honesty could never be accepted Sincerest apologies could never be forgiven Strongest denial could never be heartfelt Truths cannot be denied the right to speak The lies were not simply displayed For they were believed to be nervousness in the way Hope that something would blossom Where doubt had been the seed Grow into beauty and loveliness Not sorrow and bitterness Deeply regretful of the part I played Content with the knowledge That it was not meant as utter deceit Sorrowful of the pain you experienced Regretful that I cannot separate the truth and the lies Inside your own world of illusion Ponder the secrets of life and fortune Accepting that I am not the mender of lives No more control over fate and creation Than I ever did possess Leaving the weaving of life’s web To the trio, the sisters of fate
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Jan 20, 2010
Jan 20, 2010 at 7:38 AM UTC
Fate
Press your fiber through my soul, As thread to needle be, Know that that there is more besides, Just what the eye can see. Arm yourself, quite rightly, As thimble is to thumb. Save repeated pinpricks, Make thy mender numb.
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Jul 20, 2011
Jul 20, 2011 at 12:07 PM UTC
Patchwork
***** our fingers, we do. on the porcelain and the rampions. we are twisted into crapes, the shape of which are halcyon, though we refrain from them. We are ' something else '. the salad is the farce and the painting; yes ! the gruel and the cinders in the mock turtle soup of our living quince and the meddling of our every-ness. clink our eyelids. we do. on the lamp-stand in the Hampton's we are gifted and innate. the grey twitch accounts for them bones we contain from sin. We are " something felt " the ballad is the Art and the Nothing; yes ... the cruel, is the mender, in our lost little group of unseasoned  heckling and our Winter's truth, and absinthe. But there's Something Else. and Nothing Less.... than Atlas.
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 8:41 PM UTC
Something Else And Nothing Less
Pacify my war-torn soul With your white-flag lips And breath of sun. My body needs peace And it wants to surrender To a gentler place Where touches are tender. Pacify my warring spirit With your knock-out fists And soldier's gun. My body aches to ache And pain is my sender To a beautiful place Where malice is mender.
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Aug 28, 2016
Aug 28, 2016 at 2:09 AM UTC
Pacify
I'm a bartender Scar-mender Heart defender On another ****** Ready for a hard winter Never a pretender Opposite of a large spender Certainly not anyone's number one contender The one who's better Yet often told never
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Jul 28, 2018
Jul 28, 2018 at 12:46 PM UTC
Life is Work