Acceptence Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

See Me

Look at me
and see all my flaws
my dark spots and wrinkles
moles and skin tags

Look at me
and notice my character 
my fear of flying
my inability to speak up
tip toeing around
trying not to confront

Look at me
and still say 
you love me.

Premium Member This New Year's Five Resolutions

 EMBRACE the things I hate.  Let go of these disturbing issues 
    and find a way to relate!  I am a lost soul.

RESET, turn back time and wrestle through this bad karma of mine 
                              reinvent me and be a...

GOOD INFLUENCE on the grandchildren, their husbands, and wives 
    and teach them about heroes in our lives.

SWITCH OFF hate radio!  Since The Fairness Act left the 
    scene—It’s no longer entertainment—It’s vitriolic and obscene.

ACCEPTENCE is key.  Without love it's empty insanity, 
                                      I want to be whole.

Ending Her Chapter

I'm lost, I don't know
What do I do now?
Where do I go from here?
Written word and silence will light my way
It's lonely not having the one person who I thought understood me
This a New Chapter in an Old Book 

My heart hurts so bad
I knew this kind of love isn't something that could last
A person wasn't meant to feel that good all the time
Her last words will stick with me
We have no relationship whatsoever
Our kisses and time together meant nothing
My tearz and silence are comfort
Ending the Previous Chapter in an Old Book 

The New Chapter will start with trying to forget her
Followed by wearing a misplaced smile
Understanding why will be a slow process
But acceptence will creep up the stretch
A place in my soul is where every memory of her will rest
Nobody will ever know about it
Nobody can understand
Only I can undo this knot inside
My soul will alwayz long for her
As the sun shines upon my face right now in November
Her memory fading with the sunset
The is the end of Her Chapter but it's a work in progress


Premium Member My Cold Acceptence

Truth is truth and pain is pain both are burdens felt
Scars of darkness carried since a young child
                          Yesterday's gone
                            And yet it stays

Haunting screams of childhood from leather razor strap 
That cut the flesh in burning welts of red
Beaten battered body lays in a heap
A terror-filled mind with its cold disdain

        In my empty nights so silent
        My soul releases all its tears

                          As I look back
                            When trust was lost


6/24/18 contest Fragmented Verse
sponsor Broken Wings-Dear Heart

Speak Up!

Pity for the lost; joy with the found
Acceptence of alll races, sexes, etc.
Willing to communicate
The truth - and nothing else!
Solid rock in changing times
Stamping out pride; winning souls

Acceptence

Let go of all you love and learn to accept that all will be lost in time.
Receive whatever kindness is lucky enough to come your way;
Pay it back tenfold.
Don't fear eternal damnation,
Nor accept the mortality we live that is sewn with the ambiguity of our masters.
When you find purity and innocence do all you can to defend it.
Stand by with a smile and watch this world tear itself apart.
Time shall equalize us all.


I Own

I own my feelings
I own my thoughts
I own my actions
This I was taught

I own my guilt
I own my anger
I own my dreams
For this I'm the stranger

I own everything
That I personally am
This is me
And not some sham

You don't have to love me
Or like me the same
I just want acceptence
And not the blame

"the Journey and the Truth"

The ache of belonging to the heart of love 
the little child ran around in despair 
looking at every face,figuring out the eyes 
the mind still cant understand how to find 
level of acceptence,balance on the scale 
good and bad just cant cancel all 
so , on the journey of discovery he lost alot 
childhood,adolence and than youth 
and when finally he realised 
what was lacking all the time 
a moment passed and then came a sound 
fell down with the weight of his finding 
the world which is so wonderful outside 
hearts and souls wear a veil all the time 
they comes out of the shelter, the perfect land 
with the plan to live on this plain 
and all the moments he just wasted on nothing 
he looked for what which was never there 
All his life the shallowness looked for depth 
which was here and yet was not there 
so with a sorrow speneded the rest of his life 
on the grief of understanding such a lie

Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace