Best Destine Poems


God's Destine, You Are Mine

You are so shy
You know you're mine
Though you're swayin'
I know you're mine

I love your hide
your feeling is fine 
Your pride also shines
When lookin' at you, I wanna die

Lyin' beside you, you make me cry
Though death does us part
I know you're mine

The Lord God destines
You can't disguise
I know you're mine



Busaba Patanawiroj
2 June, 2011

Is It Destine To Be

Expectation and what’s to be
Never seems to flow consecutively
Even if put together with passion and consistency
For one is a idea with no certainty
While the other is truth undeniably
But a plan that’s pushed not just visualized, Is when I see
That although the out come could be tragedy
What makes expectation a worthwhile risk is the POSSIBILITY 
OF CAPTURING TRUE HAPPINESS IN WHATEVER’S TO BE
IS WHAT I WOULD CALL A BEAUTIFUL DESTINY!!!!
© Kib G  Create an image from this poem.

Medical Emergency Spouse Got Clean Destine Bug

fast as a blitzen comet, 
     this dashing prancer 
     contra dancer 
     (i.e. Rudolph nary hoof) didst zip

with cupid ditty toward his vixen wife, 
     who loosed a suppressed yip
asper one discovering remains of the day 
     from the donner 

     (newt the majority) party whip
ping her olive drab camouflage attire, 
     as if she hapt to be a vip
endlessly congratulating herself
 
     (and bow wowing her ego) bing awarded 
     the housekeeping seal of approval, 
     and expected me to tip 
her gore gee us Martha Stewart déclassé 

     snoop doggy dog rendition 
     as she did slip
agilely (with broom and dustpan in hand) rip
peat head lee uttering 

     an apropos Mary Poppins quip
booting muck can clear across to Compton 
     (wherever that might be) pip
pin like a cat on a hot tin roof, 
     where no cure existed to nip

in the bud at this stage, 
     and rid thine beloved Narberth bride, 
who caught a bout clean destine 
     feverish frenzy to make house beautiful, 

     oblivious to beseeching despair, 
     sans this husband who cried
plaintively imploring divine intervention, 
     lest extreme heroic measures 

     need be taken, thus guide
me asap before her blistered hands 
     rubbed red as tender (vittles) raw hide,
     which could find her catatonic, doggone 

     ill eagle lee flying a boot 
     like a bat out of hell, and stupefied
hence, this urgent message typed out in a huff
     for less severe invasive 

     experimental treatment truly tried
on this, that, or some other missus so and so 
     .....please pardon this abrupt end, 
     plus initial idea wide

lee differing from my initial intent won
during how to write an elegy to mister son
describing, how aye felt enervated with run
hills of beaming solar rays, oh how none

synthetic drug to bathe, 
     enhance, suffuse away mon
day moody blues, 
     and now...gotta tend tummy hun!


Premium Member Dance of Chance

It was in the stars – destine, by chance
Left my spirit yearning, burning, guessing
This dream of mine, so certain to enhance
It was in the stars – destine, by chance
Stardust hopes glistening, lost in the dance
Beautiful inspirations, sweet blessing 
It was in the stars – destine, by chance
Left my spirit yearning, burning, guessing





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December 24, 2022

Destine To Believe

Rushing through the store
Kids waiting at school
Cell phone is ringing
Bills piling on a stool

Truck needs gas
Laundry isn't done
Dinner at seven
Isn't life fun

Work tomorrow
Doctors appointments too
Kiss the kids goodnight
Monday is finally through

Endless hours
Missing out on love
Passions overlooked
Heaven is waiting above

See a beautiful flower
Take in a scenic view
Do all the things
I've wanted to do

Take a long walk
Sleep in for an hour
Steal every last drop of hot water
Taking a shower

Candlelight dinners
Picnics in the park
Watching sunsets
Star gazing in the dark

I am Destine To Believe
That my life will change
For I am a wanderer
On an open range





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