Best Ideal Poems

I am looking for someone
Who is not so handsome
Enough for me is a simple man
And a true gentleman

He must be kind and understanding
Thoughtful, sincere and caring
Sweet, spiritual and loving
Intelligent and with bearing

One who can dominate me
And yet pamper me like a baby
Treat me as a...

Continue reading...

An Ode To Vera Selena (Osburn) Hinshaw

It takes a very special lady to be an ideal Air Force wife,
To face the many challenges and vicissitudes of Air Force life.

Even though it meant moving every few years to a different place,
You became a seasoned veteran as...

Continue reading...

In an ideal society,
folks wouldn't smoke,
Youngsters would not indulge
in coke, and there wouldn't be
people who were gay,
but, in the real world
it is not that way,
and although many may think
that being gay is sinning,
Wouldn't it be better if
they legalized their feelings,
There would be less diseases
and promiscuity,
Living...

Continue reading...

In that ideal world which I will never see,
would I find the rules revolve around me?
No I think that they are best equal for all,
with none at any other's beck and call. 

For as long as there are slaves and underdogs
so will strife remain to...

Continue reading...

A mathematics teacher
Mute but not deaf…
Man and women
Not complaining about their pains…
People giving
Without expectations….
With no judgment….
With no attachment…
Old men and women
Smiling…
Youngsters too
Smiling…
Looking at future
Which is just now!...

Continue reading...

A satire by Elton Camp

“To find what type of job you are best fitted to and then to secure an opportunity to pursue it, is the key to happiness.”  -- John Dewey

For me, it’s now too late to do
As my working days are through

For...

Continue reading...

An ideal husband doesn’t argue,
He never squabbles or swears,
Only about his wife he cares.

He always says kind words,
Doesn’t do anything that hurts.
 
Doesn’t play cards or guzzles away money,
Days and nights repeats: You are my honey!

Out of the rest he is much wiser,
He is not...

Continue reading...

Let us immigrate like birds
Looking for homeland
You are a woman
But you are not as all women
You are the homeland
You are a woman from among
 Women of the world
 The world …where is the world? 
The world is a cave.full of nymphs
And you are the nymph...

Continue reading...

An Ideal Father
Dr. James E. Martin
©June, 2014

Faithful to lead as God directs,
	Fearful if failure God detects.
Alert to danger along the way,
	Attentive to rightly God’s will obey.
Tearful if children go astray,
	Thankful if in god’s way they stay.
Heartily encouraging through every trial,
	Helpfully teaching all the while.
Eager in...

Continue reading...

I ntelligence
D oes not.                                         ...

Continue reading...

IDEA IDEAL TO DIE FOR

As much as we celebrate the organization of liberation
We also celebrate those that birthed the idea 
Heroes come and go but their idea live forever
Life victory is rooted in he who perceive the path of freedom
Neither turning to the left or...

Continue reading...

God, 

In His infinite wisdom, 

The ideal world has in heavens, 

Infallibly painted

Which

Upon the soul of Man was

Reflected


Since then


Man, 

Ceaselessly, has been trying 

God’s art to reproduce on earth

But
 
To no avail!




 
© Demetrios Trifiatis
     13 October 2015...

Continue reading...

If i were brave
i’d leave my job
i’d be an artist
adventurous and audacious
i’d be extravagant
and listen to opera
as loud as loud can be
fearlessly i’d dabble
on the edges of insanity
i’d paint murals
with the boldest colors
bringing joy to
every passerby
i’d put an end
to injustice
to poverty
as well as sadness
i’d get...

Continue reading...

spring gifts us with ideal breezes - joyous fragrant kisses of bliss...

Continue reading...

I have seen giving in, giving up,
but I have never held that cup.

I cannot embrace compliant
or be an acceptance client.
Some do tolerate travesty’s place,
but I cannot abide its sour trace.
I will not forsake heartfelt ideal
so I disregard acquiesces’ appeal.
What others may allow or abide,
I refuse...

Continue reading...