I Wanted To Write You A Poem

I wanted to write you a poem 
But I could never find the words 
That described just how much I love you 
Until I lost you 
And now the words never stop flowing 
And each poem I write 
Haunts me day and night

Is anyone as awful at coming up with headings as I am? Because honestly it’s like pulling out a tooth finding a good title.

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80 responses to “I Wanted To Write You A Poem”

  1. U the shit!! I just want you to know 🗣🧠🧠

    1. Haha thank you!!

  2. Sad….
    Hard when it is fresh…but over time people often can get to….

    “‘Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.”
    Alfred Lord Tennyson

    1. So true, I definitely agree.

  3. Nah, I never have trouble coming up with titles, and my blog has over 7000 posts. 😂

    1. Lol I need to learn from you 😂

  4. Titles/Headlines can sometimes be harder than writing the actual content! I can understand the struggle.

    1. Right?? Sometimes I sturggle more with the title than anything else!

  5. Love the poem!
    Tells the inner feelings properly.
    .
    And yes, I do find it troublesome for heading/title of the blogs.
    I feel like I want to give people an apposite information within the heading itself. But, that happens rarely. I want headings, which are informative as well as arouse curiosity. 🙂
    .
    I like your headings btw, always makes me curious.

    1. Thank you so much!

      Yes, headings can be difficult. I’m so glad you like mine but I’m still not super satisfied with them lol.

      1. Well readers are satisfied, that’s enough 😝
        This could be a blog idea for you.
        “How to make perfect/Catcy heading?”

        1. That’s a good idea thanks!

  6. Nyc poem… Chaha tha kuch ashaar(poem) apke yaad mein likhon, per kabhi ap nahi milte , kabhi alfaaz nahi milte…

    1. Thank you 😊

      1. Welcome dear! So u can understand urdu/Hindi?

        1. Yes, partly.

  7. You haven’t lost anything 🙂😉

    1. Hehe happy to hear that 😜

  8. I never have a problem with headings and titles of poetry, or whatever I am writing about. It just comes to me naturally. Nice poem. Thanks for sharing.

    1. Wow, you’re really lucky with that. Thanks so much.

  9. Reblogged this on Daily poetry and commented:
    Pain of lost love beautifully described…

    1. Thanks so much for the reblog.

  10. Wonderful poem. It deals with lost love in a vivid way.

    1. Thanks so much!

  11. Oh, I miss old friends. LOL. I often regret that I was not more open to my friends in talking my own trouble before. I think I regret about that a lot.

    1. Yeah, often we regret things we didn’t say rather than what we did say.

  12. Splendid poem. So true.

    1. Thank you so much.

  13. Quantez Xihuitl Avatar
    Quantez Xihuitl

    with a title after I’m done, I’m unsure if that’s the right way … 🤷🏽‍♂️

    1. I usually find the title after I’m done too but I still struggle lol 😆

  14. Find someone else hehe

    1. That works too lol

      1. Haha I know, but love is what it is. Very emotional

        1. Haha true.

  15. Nice poem, Pooja 💕👍🙂

    1. Thanks so much 😊

  16. ♥ ❤️ ♥️

    1. 😊💕

  17. Let others know how much love you have for them. You never know when you will never see them again.

    1. Yes, absolutely. Say it while you can.

  18. You’re making me fall in love with poetry all over again, Pooja. Beautiful

    1. Thank you so much, poetry is truly the best form of expression for so many.

    1. Thanks 😊

      1. You’re more than welcome! Hope you read and enjoy my posts as well! If you have feed back. Please don’t hesitate to let me know

        1. Will do!

  19. The poem is great! Don’t sweat about the title, it actually suits the poem. It makes it all the better!

    1. Thanks so much, I appreciate that! I was a little on the fence with the title for this one but I’m happy to hear that.

      1. You’re welcome!

  20. Lovely poem 🥰. Titles are hard. Uhmm, try “Tales of the heart”☺️❤️

    1. Ooh I love that 😍 Mind if I use it for my next poem?

      1. No, I don’t mind🥰

        1. Thank you 😊

  21. I agree with you, finding a title is harder than writing the actual content sometimes haha. Yours works well though, and I love the poem. Very relatable feelings expressed. 💞

    1. Lol it’s really like that sometimes. Thanks so much 😊

      1. My pleasure! 😊

  22. This was so cool, I read through some of your other articles and really enjoy your poetry! As a fellow blogger, it’s also awesome to see how organized and easy-to-follow everything is. Keep up the great work!

    1. Thank you so much, really appreciate it!

  23. I know this feeling. Great poem Pooja!

    1. Thanks so much!

  24. When I was a teenager my godmother passed from cancer. I never was brave enough to tell her how I felt and how much I admired her. Since then, I am excellent at telling people what they mean to me. I learned the hard way once, and now I make sure those that I love know it. I loved this poem.

    1. I’m sorry to hear about that but I’m so glad you were able to change and are now more open about how you feel. It’s so important to tell people how we feel before it’s too late.

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  26. So simple yet such deep meaning! Absolutely beautiful.

    1. Thank you so much!

    1. Thank you ☺️

      1. You’re welcome darling. ^^

  27. It is a strange truth that regret is often the key we need to unlocking our feelings.

    Great poem!

    1. Thanks so much and yes absolutely!

  28. Love it… !
    How about Lost and Found! 💖💖

    1. Love that!!

  29. Title? The Haunt of the Unrequited Poem? I’d be interested in some of the words that “never stop flowing” because I think the poem could be a little longer with a few details; sort of like maybe this:

    I wanted to write you a poem
    but the lub-dub of you heart was not a word
    and I didn’t know the name of the flowers you gave me
    and when you pulled me from the river
    I had no words beyond hugs

    I wanted to write you a poem
    when the birds sang to us in the park

    I could never find the words to sing, to laugh, to moan
    until I lost you… [etc.]

    1. Wow, I love that title and what you added.

  30. beautiful yet sad. it was really good 🙂

    1. Thank you so much 🙂

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