Blindness Poems - Poems about Blindness

Desert Blindness

sand blistering hot
     throat parched I need water
              ah an oasis

where could it have went
     it just upped and disappeared
          it was a mirage

God's Gifts

With God’s presence all around me,  
Yet His gift is missed. 
Unknown by many who surround,  
Their blindness fills my heart with sadness. 

For disbelief clouds what is clear,  
How could they fail to see? 
His omnipresence, bright and pure,  
Hidden in the shadow of doubt. 

His grace, a gift they

If I Were Blind

I wish I were blind,
at least I would hear,
smell,
and feel the world more deeply.

Evil and violence
would not be seen by me.
They say that what the eyes don’t see,
the heart doesn’t feel.

I would have more peace if I were blind,
because I would never see war.
I would choose a true woman,
not based on her physical beauty,
but on

BLINDNESS poetrix

         

  The blind man is the one who sees most
            the spiritual things...
      he believes in what he sees...!

FAKE BLINDNESS poetrix

     



      It is not a person who is born blind,
         who does not want to see,
       but rather out of convenience...!

Echoes of Blindness

I grew up blind
The kind that fades away with the gaping eye of knowledge
word on the tip of every patriotic tongue was independence
Little did my shut brain know, sham was a better word for it

The physicality was removed, that is certain
But ideas and creeds are still sung, venerating them
It’s as if our souls were trained

loves blindness

loves blindness caught up 
boxed up in this mess of lies 
I should not be here

suns blindness

suns blinding brightness 
sends eyes soaring for cover 
grabbing my blue shades

Lord God, You Are My Blindness Surgeon

October 7 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on John 9-10

Key Verse – John 9:1-3 And as Jesus passed by, he saw a man which was blind from his birth.  And his disciples asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, or his parents, that he was born blind? Jesus answered, Neither hath

Book - Blindness By Jose Saramago

"drying tears of the afflicted, a mystical hound - "the dog of tears."

Reflections Laugh At Our Blindness

Reflections Laugh At Our Blindness

She cool love's great fever
In with shades of true hope

What slides with whisperings
From the quiet edge of dreams

Therein she seeks to know
Secrets life has yet to reveal

Truth deeper that beauty's shine
Or sexy maiden's perfections

That which holds wanton desires
Or mysteries told around campfires

In her heart rests more love
But to whom, nobody knows

In

Blindness

I am not just a blind man
Because I cannot see
The essence of my being
Is not blindness
It is me

A Fore Gone Conclusion

to you

my life became a foregone conclusion
did you truly believe
that my failure was certain?

a pre-determined path I was meant to follow
Was I nothing more to you than a character
in a sad tale?

Did you truly know me?
that you could predict
what a challenged life
would mean for me
invisible
overlooked
and just as easily tossed away

You seemed to have won

as the

Owl In Daylight

an owl in daylight watching sky and sea ~ blind to the light spread about

Love Blindness

LOVE BLINDNESS 
By Tapiwa N. Maseko

It is really true
That love is blind
Because there is no clue 
Used to bind
Two hearts and not three
Into one good bond 
That makes the most eluded 
To be the most wanted 
The one with defect 
To look so perfect
Yes there is no clue, rather than blindness
Of great love 

Something peculiar

• Short Blindness Poems
• Famous Blindness Poems
• Best Blindness Poems
• Read Blindness Poems
• Long Blindness Poems
• Blindness Quotes