PoemsReading poems can change our thinking, it can bring us a smile, it can brighten our day. Here find our collection of poems sorted in alphabetical order. You will find famous poems and contemporary poems here. We hope they bring a positive thought to your day.Poems are great to share with others. All written for the enjoyment of others, to express a thought or point. We hope they bring a positive thought to your day. 
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A Abundance Poem Autumn Poems Anger Poems B Baby Poems Best Friend Poems Birthday Poems Funny Birthday Poems Birthday Poems for Mom Brother Poems C Poems About Change Christian Poems Christmas Verses Christmas Poems D Don't Quit Poem E Easy Poems Easy Poems to Memorize Poems of Encouragement F Poems About Failure Poem About Family Fathers Day Poems Friendship Poems G Garden Poems Poems About Goals Poems about God God Has A Plan Goodbye Poems Good Morning Poems Graduation Poems Grandma Poems Gratitude Poems H Poems About Happiness Heaven Poems Helping Hands Poems About Hope |
I Inspirational Poems Irish Blessing J Poems about Jesus Journey Of Faith K Kindness Poem L Letting Go Poem Poems About Life Poem About Life Lessons Short Love Poems M Poems About Mistakes Mothers Day Poems Motivational Poems N New Year Poem P Patience Poem Positive Poems Prayer For Today S Simplicity Poem Smile Poem Special Occasions Spiritual Awakening Spiritual Poems Spring Poems St. Patricks Day Poem Success Poem T Thank You Poems Thanksgiving Poems Thanksgiving Blessings Treasured Memories Tree Poems Trust In God V Valentines Day Poems W Poems about Winning |
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May the words of these Poets inspire and motivate you. May the verses reflect their passion for communicating in a way we can relate to. Many of the poems are short and quick to read but will leave you with a thought you may have not considered. Share these poems with others! A Poet Poet: John McLeod © 1998 And some they tilt at windmills And some they push the plough The Poet does both on wind-filled wings Above the "wonder-how"! And some may never see beyond The bow-wave sparkling bright To where the questing Soul will find That broader, wiser sight. Me thinks this sometimes Poet and Clown Love's blessings rich endow, To brush the stars as, through the glass Sees much less darkly now! |
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Enjoy theses verses from the poems of Famous Poets: Hold Fast Your Dreams Poet: Louise Driscoll, 1875 - 1957 Hold fast your dreams! Within your heart Keep one still, secret spot Where dreams may go, And, sheltered so, May thrive and grow Where doubt and fear are not. O keep a place apart, Within your heart, For little dreams to go! Alchemy Poet: Sara Teasdale, 1884 - 1933 I lift my heart as a spring lifts up A yellow daisy to the rain; My heart will be a lovely cup Altho' it holds but pain. For I shall learn from flower and leaf That color every drop they hold, To change the lifeless wine of grief To living gold. Wings Poet: Clara Edmunds-Hemingway, 1899-1958 A gull rides the waves, as if Made for the sea, A swallow will sail high in air Oh let my soul rise, let it Soar far and free; Or mount on the high winds of care. |
A positive poem from one of our favorite Poets: Hard Knocks Poet: Edgar A. Guest, 1881 - 1959 I'm not the man to say that failure's sweet, Nor tell a chap to laugh when things go wrong; I know it hurts to have to take defeat An' no one likes to lose before a throng; It isn't very pleasant not to win When you have done the very best you could; But if you're down, get up an' buckle in - A lickin' often does a fellow good. I've seen some chaps who never knew their power Until somebody knocked 'em to the floor; I've known men who discovered in an hour A courage they had never shown before. I've seen 'em rise from failure to the top By doin' things they hadn't understood Before the day disaster made 'em drop - A lickin' often does a fellow good. Success is not the teacher, wise an' true, That gruff old failure is, remember that; She's much too apt to make a fool of you, Which isn't true of blows that knock you flat. Hard knocks are painful things an' hard to bear, An' most of us would dodge 'em if we could; There's something mighty broadening in care - A lickin' often does a fellow good. |
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