Poems on the topic: confession

Poems on the topic “confession” on Poets.by.

ContemplativeDave Bonta

Barbershop

under the barber’s hands I would go to confession under those dancing combs I set down my day
RomanticDalilahshigaraki

Can I Tell You Something?

Can I tell you something weird? I don't think you're cute. I don't think you're ugly! But I do think you're pretty. You're really nice to look at, That's what I meant to say. I'm not very good at phrasing stuff, So please just bear with me. How long until I let you read this? I know someday you will. Maybe I'll ask you out. (I'm kinda scared to fail.) You make me feel like a kid again for a couple of reasons, First, you're 5 and a half inches taller, and two, that's when everyone still listened. Hey Parker, I really like you, Please be nice to me.
RomanticAustin plz marry me

If I told you

If If I If I told If I told you If I told you how If I told you how I If I told you how I really If I told you how I really felt If I told you how I really felt If I told you how I really If I told you how I how If I told you how i If I told you how If I told you If I told If I
ContemplativeAbbie

Silence 1

Silence is my confession.
AngryEdgar Lee Masters

Rosie Roberts

I was sick, but more than that, I was mad At the crooked police, and the crooked game of life. So I wrote to the Chief of Police at Peoria: “I am here in my girlhood home in Spoon River, Gradually wasting away. But come and take me, I killed the son Of the merchant prince, in Madam Lou’s And the papers that said he killed himself In his home while cleaning a hunting gun— Lied like the devil to hush up scandal For the bribe of advertising. In my room I shot him, at Madam Lou’s, Because he knocked me down when I said That, in spite of all the money he had, I’d see my lover that night.”

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