Take Care Care Poems | Examples
These Take Care Care poems are examples of poetry about Take Care Care. These are the best examples of Care Take Care poems written by international poets.
We grow our family exponentially.
Siblings Uncles Aunts Cousins and little ones.
Take care of our own.
Worku: 5-7-5 words
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jealousy and pettiness
gossiping and blaming
incohesive with a satisfied life
shallowness, sneakiness and lying
anger and meanness
square corners that do not fit into a world of joy
live your truths
honor your dreams
be your best self
let God take care of the others
Rooted in gold,
I rise in a wave.
Flow returns.
Strength reclaims.
It comes on the tide.
In skies, my mind rides.
The Cosmos cleans
My mind is in golden dreams.
Take Care of Yourself.
Embrace the incredible responsibility of your own life!
Spread kindness, and do good wherever you can.
If someone mistreats you,
remember to walk away and set boundaries.
May the warmth of these thoughts bless you.
May the stars fill you with wonder,
So your days overflow with peace and abundance,
and may the gentle spirit within you cherish Earth!
you move towering mountains like faith,
and you run from pillar to post
to ensure that everything
and everyone is fine,
but do not forget
who's number one;
take care of
yourself
first!
Little Mortimer Dragon was selfless, heroic and brave.
He saved me! He is a hero! The villager would rave.
He depleted his energy, lost a large bit of his power.
Came home to nap, eat a bite, revitalize in a shower.
You have to stop giving all of your energy away said is Dad.
If you don’t save some for yourself, you will get sick, really bad.
Little Mortimer Dragon had to learn to take care of himself first.
If he had not learned this lesson, his illness might have gotten worst.
My father left for the war when I was only ten.
Before he left, he said, “Take care of your mother.”
I didn’t know if I’d ever see him again,
So, I wanted to make him proud of me, like no other.
For several years, we wrote each other lots of letters.
It was sad to read about the horrible things he saw.
He always wrote, “I love you,” and I would feel better,
But I still felt bad that he dealt with war in the raw.
He knew that I had been lonely, since Mother had passed
And that it was rough on me to raise my brother.
But when he returned home, his love for me didn’t last.
He found out that I really HAD taken care of my mother.
Remember to wrap those gifts.
Remember you’ve got reason to live.
Remember how you have so much to give.
Remember you can always at least have one more Christmas.
Remember no matter what you do,
There always are those friends
Who want nothing less than peace of mind for you.
A herd of birds and little bees,
whip through the tall oak trees
flowers grow in a different hue
a beautiful earthly view.
Gracious was the painter he,
created beauty for all to see
songs of nature sing the stream
it babbles with the rocks between.
The land whispers of a birth,
something old and new from this earth
the sun reflects and retracts
Mother nature is taking back.
We must give as we take,
to often fix what we break
but too soon it will be too late
and the world itself will retaliate.
What it gives will all be gone
The last of our loving home
the world is tired when people quit
deciding to take care of it.
New York State voters just voted down
Same-day Voter Registration
leaving New York less progressive than
nineteen other states in our fair nation *
Universal Vote-by-Mail was also nixed
putting New York in a real pickle of a fix
Alas, now her ballot-box rules are not as up-to-date
as woke states like California, numbering eight **
Of course, no one dares say a peep about
the performance of P.C. Governor Kathy Hochul ***
She seems not to have taken the pulse
of her state's deplorable local yokels
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*Source: Ballotpedia.org
**Source: thinkcivics.com
***Pronounced 'Hokle'
Hugs to hearts in need of healing
Hugs to all in crisis yet dealing
Hugs to all who mourn or are in despair
Know where I and others fail you
God will take care and be there
This little poem is from my heart
It rings like a phone blings like art
It's like the song birds sing in part
For it only can be heard online via purple hearts
Thank God it’s almost over, at least near where I live
Clinics, pharmacies, grocery stores and jails
There is the Vaccine Finder and companies with free time
Now will have them too and 16 year old children
At their schools ready for sports and Fall’s days of lessons
Friday is my final shot, my husband is a week later too
So I am reading and looking at the nearby parks
Point Lobos, redwoods and otters, Ano Nuevo’s seal lions
I know it will be limited and have to make arrangements
To help everyone and the seas be safe, but I wonder
If there isn’t something important that we must remember
Take care of children worldwide, wildlife, the elderly, the seas
Honor all the people who volunteered to help
For life is precious and nothing is for sure
Dance your soulful truth; fully live your heart song
Life in this sweet world is not for long
if there is sad within you
refresh and renew
take care of
you
God above
needs you to live true
the answer is within you
Your inner voice can never be wrong
Dance your soulful truth; fully live your heart song.
Written July 17, 2020
Contest: Andaree
Sponsor: Joseph May
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Please don't mistake a smile for warmth, it's not
Behind the surgeon's smile sure lurks a knife
That pal at work you hang out with a lot
Will cut your heart out, ruin your very life
When young, we think we have a million friends
We laugh, we play, we think that life is great
Though really they pursue their selfish ends
So easy for their love to turn to hate
True warmth won't turn you out in winter's cold
It cooks a hearty meal for you at night
It also will take care of you when old
It sympathizes with your every plight
Look past that smile, my friend, and see the heart
~ The best advice to you I can impart
Iambic Pentameter
THE PARK BENCH AT CHRISTMAS
America is often called
The land of milk and honey
A place where anyone may come
To make some easy money
But if you take a look around
I think that you will see
The countless number without a home
In the home land of the free
So Santa's Elves have found a way
To share some Christmas glee
The man on the bench will be surprised
When he sees this Christmas tree
But when will our country be concerned
To defend this noble cause
And take care of the homeless
Like the Elves of Santa Claus
18 November 2018
For the contest sponsored by Sara Kendrick
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