Best Motto Poems
Live everyday on earth like its your last
I have heard it be said
Though not the wisest motto for me
As my days would be spent eating chocolate in bed
Tread lightly on the earth - you are walking on the back of your own children's future
inspired by Sierra Club and Brian Strand's contest
Words so precise
yet still entice.
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To hit hard
and not to be hit,
boxers believe
each jab and hook
and straight to chance
they just can't leave.
Yeah, with punches,
it's better to give
than to receive!
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Never dilute the facts , because
Half a truth is a whole lie .
Once there was an academic entrepreneur called Husain
framed a motto for his institution titled “Routing the sane”
“Live Love Learn” no good
“Love Learn Live” too good
Bloody Husain my motto in life “Love Laugh Live” sane?
If I am desperate, I have no hope
If I am thirsty, I cannot cope!
If I am hungered, I will cry for more
If I am lonely, I will shut the door!
If In Jesus, I do believe
Hope will flourish; I will receive!
If with Jesus, I will sync
Rivers of living water I will drink!
If unto Jesus, I will go
I’ll never hunger, I will grow!
If Jesus, I choose follow
“I’M NOT ALONE” will be my motto!
Stacey Brown 5-12-14
First hear it from my Mom and Dad,
at first I thought the idea absurd,
but then I thought what the heck,
so I went outside to look around and check,
Investigating every single inch of property,
some squirrels running by my young feet,
with my happiness being short lived,
when I noticed no money growing on our trees.
1-16-17
to hit and not to be hit, boxers believe
each jab, each punch to chance they just can't leave,
for a kayo,
box the foe,
here, it's better to give than to receive !
Never will the soul kneel to despair
Because ease by God's will is coming
And with it joy and laughter.
Chokri Omri
(Tunisia, 02/02/2023)
Life’s punches - roll with ‘em or get bowled over - your choice
Either way, you still have to pick yourself up
Inspired by Brian Strand's Contest
Like the tortoise, be gentle, take small steps – go far
Inspired by Brian Strand's (Motto/Monuku) contest
Since I was a baby, I had always heard
That the one who gets the worm is the early bird.
Finally the time had come to test my wings, and so
I went out before I even heard the rooster crow.
I was very sneaky; with my siblings still asleep,
Quietly I flew away, making not a peep.
Under trees and bushes, hopping all around,
I searched hard, yet there wasn’t one worm to be found!
I felt pretty stupid when my siblings turned up late.
Up before the dawn, and I didn’t even rate!
Suddenly the sky got dark; rain came pouring down.
Worms appeared as if they now were sprouting from the ground.
Worms aplenty; worms to last my family for the week.
Busily I pecked at them with my little beak.
Now my motto is “To catch some worms, wait for the rain.”
My siblings too agree, for early rising is a pain!
Written 7/22/14 for Carol Eastman's Animals Alive Contest
Keep everything in life and work Simple
“See me after class”
Mrs. Lacey’s motto
now it’s our own