Why the Environment is Important
Some poems exploring why the environment is important. Add your own in the comments area.
On Helping Others
Struggles And Heartache We all have struggles and heartache And sometimes we feel like we can’t make it through But when we help others, it reminds us we’re not alone We’re all in this together, fighting for a better tomorrow So let’s lend a hand to our fellow man And help carry their load for … Read more
The Grass is Greener
The Grass is Greener is the first of a number of connected poems. The Grass is Greener The grass is greenerOn the other side of the fenceWe all want what we don’t haveAnd that’s why we’re never contentWe see what others haveAnd we want it for ourselvesBut we never stop to thinkThat maybe, just maybeOur … Read more
Poems about Kittens
Who wrote poems about kittens?speculateIt must have been a gentle soulThe writer must have felt something specialFor in their poems they would extolThe kitten’s virtues, their innocence and charmFor the kitten is a creature of great beautyIn the eyes of the writer, they seem to seepotential in these little creaturesAnd this is what touches our … Read more
Why Do People Start Writing Poems When In Love (And Other Poems)
Why do people start writing poems when they are in love?
Is it to pour their hearts out and find a way to say what words cannot convey…
Poems About Love And Friendship
Poems about love and friendship
always make me feel so warm
inside, like I’m lying in the sun.
Poems About Life’s Journey
There are poems about life’s journey
and poems about what it means
to each of us, as we travel along
our paths in life.
Poems About The Summer
I hope you enjoy these poems about summer
As the days grow warmer and longer
We can spend our time outdoors being
In the sun and enjoying the breeze.
Do Poems Have To Rhyme?
Do Poems Have To Rhyme? Here this age-old question is answered in verse, which may or may not rhyme.
Spiritual Poems
Spiritual poems are about the connection we have to something larger than ourselves.
They are about our faith and hope in something that we can’t see.