Best Hopefully Poems

Do not vainly look in those remote
Places,
That, once, were acquainted with a 
Small part of me;                          
Here I roamed beneath...

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the skin that tingles when lips meet
will probably demand forever

but this heart that beats out of rhythm
from the touch of a dream
must say no to a blush and promises

instead I'm beholding to sacrifice
what cannot be laid down...

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By Stanley Collymore

Never speak ill of the dead we’re constantly and solemnly
exhorted regardless of who they are or the life that
they freely chose to live, as they’re no longer
around, is the lame and unconvincing excuse
that’s often and dishonestly given in explanation, to rebut or
defend their...

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Hope is not the positive outcome flower of spiritual faith and conviction,
says political philosopher Vaclav Havel,
nor is despair rooted in WinWin CoMessianic meaning and purpose and values,
eternal promise of future fertility 
of omnipotent Yang Bodhisattva Empowering
healthy wealth, 
natural-spiritual interior landscapes of abundant health
within exterior ecosystemic...

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My foolish heart holds on to hope,
Someday I too will find my love,
Only because of that, I cope
With each day’s reality shove;

Someday I too will find my love,
Together we shall build our home,
With each day’s reality shove,
My life’s still etched in monochrome;

Together we shall build...

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Wedding bells toll somewhere far away
Hope blooms as love lightens the day


28th February 2023

For Tania Kitchin's "A new crystalline - any theme" contest

Syllables checked with howmanysyllables.com...

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It started in the night
the stars
the cars

It started on the balcany
the sight 
the fright

It started with the adrenaline
Yet soft
and free

It started with the boy
only around
the bend

The move was love
the toy 
that destroys

The action was glue
to follow 
the move

The end
was 
me 
and
you.........

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I want to move out of this state,
seeing palm trees makes me feel great,
blue aqua water,
right outside the door,
this is the new scene.
that i am looking for.
a change of place,
a change for the better,
where the sun shines bright,
much better weather,
people are pleasant,
not nast and rude,
its...

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Hopefully someday, I'll be a happy camper
If I can just undo everything, I'd be much happier
Some say one day, we'll both be prosperous and wealthy
If I only had the willpower to be a genius...we'll see...

I'm a daydreamer on a Sunday afternoon
On a Sunday afternoon
Humming and...

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I watch the world
I know it's spinning off it's axis
I'm sure should I ever find balance 
That will be the day the world ends
Perhaps all the energy of the broken people 
Sends an unknown, unseen force out
Mixing and colliding
With the world 
and gravitational pull
and black...

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You will get to many new places
Move on
(This poem is a 9 - 1- 1 poem - a new form developed in Brooklyn New York....

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I let it slip away 
My first marriage...that is 
For reasons why 
Well, that's none of your biz

But I will tell you one thing 
I would do it again 
Just as sure as the ink flows 
From the point of my pen
  
I let...

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what's my passion?
what is it that defines me 
Is it the great things I have 
achieved in my soon to be 25
years or is it the tragedies I've 
had to overcome as a young 
teenager a fatherless boy trying 
to be a man to find...

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Incrementally dead
And barely caught breathing
Caring for a child experiencing teething
Which 1 the mother?
Which 1 the child?
In this game of life
I see rules not apply
As both will die
Hopefully in arms...

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Chinese New Year
Ushering in a brand new year
In the name of equality and democracy
Chinese worldwide are celebrating
globally
We invite you to join the happiness and the prosperity ahead
We pray for the world to become 
peaceful and prosperous
Hopefully
We don't live alone
And we don't celebrate alone
And we don't...

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