Poems about HopeThe words in these poems about hope are ones that remind you to never let go of hope. We all face challenging times in our lives, but we all need to have the belief and faith that things will get better.Sometimes we set our expectations too high and we are disappointed thinking that there is no other way. But with "hope" we understand and have faith that things will work out. May you find the words in these poems encouraging and may they remind you to have faith! Expect The Worst And Hope For The BestPoet: Lillian E CurtisIn this world where waves of trouble ever are rolling, And discouragement is ofttimes a guest, If, perchance, there's a fond hope with its gentle consoling, Expect the worst and hope for the best. There's a full cup of joy, perhaps, that's almost your own, And may soon in your expectant clasp rest, Yet many such ones rude winds have blown, Then expect the worst and hope for the best. Where life were witness to volumes of incoming sorrow, And for the faint possibility of a forthcoming joy thirst, Blight not the hope, nor undue misgivings borrow, Nor less hope for the best, but be prepared for the worse. The best needs no precedent its arrival to announce. Twill be joyfully welcomed as animation will attest, But Oh, lest its rival swoop down with deft, sudden pounce, Calmly expect the worst, still hope for the best. An emergency armor were safe fortified by an alternative plan For there's many an if in this field of contest, And much that is promising may prove but a sham, Then expect the worst and hope for the best. 
Never Let Go of Hope Poet: Jancarl Campi One day you will see that it all has finally come together. What you have always wished for has finally come to be. You will look back and laugh at what has passed and you will ask yourself, "How did I get through all of that?" Just never let go of hope. Just never quit dreaming. And never let love depart from your life. Let this poem, The Pessimist, remind you to never lose hope, to never adopt the pessimist point of view! We all have a choice in life, pick an optimistic point of view and always have confidence that changes or circumstances will improve. The Pessimist Poem written by an Unknown Poet The pessimist's a cheerless man; To him the world's a place Of anxious thoughts and clouds and gloom; Smiles visit not his face. Though brightest sunshine floods the earth, And flowers are all ablow, He spreads depression where he can By dismal tales of woe. The pessimist's a hopeless man, He's full of doubt and fear; No radian visions come to him Of glad days drawing near. The pessimist's a joyless man, He finds no sweet delight In making this a happier world, In fighting for the right He views the future with alarm He sees no light ahead; Most wretched of all men is he, Because his hope is dead. Hope Poet: Max Ehrmann Deny me all the good of earth — All joy and soul-rebounding mirth, All weajth and rank and love's great days; But leave one thing by which to cope With ebbing life's dim evening rays — Leave me but hope. 
Hope Is The Thing With Feathers A Famous Poem by Emily Dickinson "Hope" is the thing with feathers - That perches in the soul - And sings the tune without the words - And never stops - at all - And sweetest - in the Gale - is heard - And sore must be the storm - That could abash the little Bird That kept so many warm - I've heard it in the chillest land - And on the strangest Sea - Yet - never - in Extremity, It asked a crumb - of me. My Weakness Poet: Greta Zwaan, ©2012 In my weakness I am strong, for it is not I; What I have I do not own, even should I try. Born a pauper, not born free - having no control; No concept of whom I am, searching in my soul. Weary of my constant toil, what do I achieve? Daily it's the same routine; hardships never leave. Life is puzzling at its best, nothing is secure, All my efforts seem in vain; trials to endure. Why I do the things I do I can't understand, Unseen powers are my source, I'm at their command. Still small voices in my head, prod me, drive me on: There's a purpose in your life, hope is never gone. Remember now, in days of youth, you are not your own; Tread in paths of righteousness, never walk alone. All my strength is still minute if God does not bless, If I prosper, by His grace, then I must confess: God is sovereign, God is just, I am but of clay, Daily I rely on Him, He's my hope and stay. Star Of Hope Poet: Lillian E Curtis We look o'er the dark clouds that hover around, To greet a ray of light visible afar, And tho' trials and troubles are dense and profound, We would look for Hope's radiant star. Dark days we know must come unto all, But we ne'er should give up to despair, While we can look o'er the fierce waterfall, To a star that's so bright and so fair. The tempest of life is a fierce, howling blast, Yet sweet, hidden joys it may bar, The sweeping tide fair gems may o'ercast, Bro't to light by Hope's radiant star. Let's not frown on what misfortunes have severed, Not their fair inherent beauties mar, By omitting the value there is to be gathered, By looking at Hope's wondrous star. Hope is the anticipation and expectation that things will get better. Share these poems and quotes with others who need a bit of hope for the situation they are experiencing. Poems can be a good reminder to never give up. Short Poems | Poems | Quotes | About Us | Contact Us | | |||||
