Challenged Poems - Poems about Challenged

... Some express their pain, some sacrifice it for others, only poets turn it into poetry - (my quote) Only poets can turn words into poems, so those who are not poetic can feel them in a beauti......Read the rest...

...render to Caesar what is his, lost faith hoovers try to believe leading a spotless life bottle half full don't forget your soul burning midnight candles pledge your touch a chagrin of a chan......Read the rest...

...Memories of the beach and young years are bright I wish I could take you with me wherever I go I take people for granted but I'm just scared of getting too attached It's a complex set of years f......Read the rest...

...I'm trying to count on these fingers the umbrellas I've lost on windy days: wasn't it hard chasing them? And swallowing raindrops, I challenged the mayhem! Wasn't it funny laughing at the desperat......Read the rest...

...Written: April 12, 2024 Rumi Quote: "I am an ark in the swift flood of time, and my companions, a fellowship. Who throws in with us sails into light" ......Read the rest...

...My only enemy left is myself No one to displace the spring of hate If he stood across and challenged me I would surely fight I would combat with reckless abandon And thoroughly push to win ......Read the rest...

...Strewn on a beach Threads exposed Elastic challenged by extremes But vibrant and undefeated For it was only Spring So far it had only ever known being wanted From the excitement of the designe......Read the rest...

... It all started when I moved to the West Coast And lived on a San Francisco Street called Post. An experience on Post Street forever changed my life. Until then, I did not realize that my heart......Read the rest...

...Once upon a time, in a land quite absurd, There lived a mischievous, zany bird, With feathers bright, and a beak so wide, He made everyone laugh through the countryside. On Monday morning, with......Read the rest...

...I looked straight into Sun's eyes and challenged her with great audacity to dry the lakes in my eyes. I'll let her stab my face again and again and again until I lose feeling. Her flame is je......Read the rest...

...Weathered worn women, obviously built tough; May they grow when challenged, energized by ascendancy; Natural and nurturing.......Read the rest...

...I’d catch you if I could But timing’s never good. You gifted me joy, gave me grief, Inflicted wounds, granted relief. Broke me down then healed me anew - Challenged my c......Read the rest...

... Jesus speaks here of a door that was only open to His sheep for the shepherd leads them Jesus said I'm the door of my sheep This good shepherd loves His sheep This shepherd came to give them......Read the rest...

...Limericks IX Scratch-n-Sniff by Michael R. Burch The world’s first antinatalist limerick? Life comes with a terrible catch: It’s like starting a fire with a match. Though the flames m......Read the rest...

...In the hills of Ireland where shamrocks sway lived a leprechauness in her quiet way. With a pot on the stove and a shoe needle in hand, she cooked, she cleaned, in......Read the rest...