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Hope Comfort Poems

These Hope Comfort poems are examples of Comfort poems about Hope. These are the best examples of Comfort Hope poems written by international poets.


Premium Member In a realm of tranquil illusions, weary spirits find thrones of comfort
In a realm of tranquil illusions, weary spirits find thrones of comfort,
Lives frozen in monotonous dances, dolls forgotten in the windows of dead time,
Middle-aged souls,...

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© Dan Enache  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: comfort, fantasy,



Ode to Poetry
On the ocassion of World Poetry Day:-

Poetry is my refuge on cold wintry nights 
The first light of dawn 
The evening twilight that paints the...

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Categories: comfort, emotions, friend, hope, imagery,

Premium Member words
WORDS

I have accumulating wealth for I have the gift of words.
They're a treasure unto myself in my expanding universe.
Words have the power to wound or...

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Categories: comfort, blessing, encouraging, faith, feelings,

Premium Member Praying for Solace


While I struggle to see her point of view,
I feel the need to share her truth
When she left the room, feeling dark blue
I could see...

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Categories: comfort, feelings, future, moving on,

Premium Member IF I KNEW
IF I KNEW
IF I KNEW TODAY WOULD BE MY LAST DAY,
I WOULD…..
LAUGH HARD AT ALL THE THINGS I ALWAYS WANTED TO
SMILE AT EVERYONE I SEE
HUG...

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© Tj Silba  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: comfort, beautiful, bereavement, blessing, eulogy,



God Walks Warmly Alongside Death
I walked through the valley of Death, 
Where so many had walked before. 
On every tomb there lay a flower,
That had taken their last breath—
For...

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© Adam Silk  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: comfort, bible, courage, death, faith,

Premium Member Finding Comfort

In the silence of a summer thought,
Blessed by the quiet
Who is cold and distraught…

Grief steals the colors of sea and hope
Revealing gray hue
Broken hearts –...

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Categories: comfort, death, funeral, grief, sorrow,

You Can Rest Here
Let me hold your hand, I’ll walk with you.
I may not know what you’ve been through,
But I can hold your hand and walk with you.

I...

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Categories: comfort, care, feelings, hope, repetition,

Comfort Zone
In shadows deep, she seeks her rest,
Where pain's embrace feels like a test.
Her heart, a fortress, cold and still,
Where echoes of her anguish fill.

The girl,...

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Categories: comfort, angst, confusion, dark, depression,

Devine Comfort
When you cry yourself to sleep, Jesus hears,
Amidst the silence, amidst the tears.
His love surrounds you, a comforting embrace,
In the darkness, He offers solace and...

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Categories: comfort, encouraging, fear, god, hope,

Premium Member It's Not Okay, But It's Okay
To be seemingly individually targeted 
By all the wrath and perverseness 
In this world
Personified by a heartless imbecile 
I know
I know
It’s not okay
But, I plead...

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Categories: comfort, depression, friend, mental health,

Jesus is our PEACE
Turmoil and tension is all we now hear,
causing us to tremble and fear,
it is on every side,
how are we to even decide?
The world that we...

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Categories: comfort, bible, christian, encouraging,

Premium Member Last Night I Cried
We are not made of stone, but of flesh and blood and sometimes 'things' can hurt! And guess what...it's alright to cry. Ever cried at...

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© Joyce Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: comfort, 12th grade, christian, encouraging,

Hospital
I walk through the hell ridden hallways
The silence so loud it almost engulfed me, dragging me underneath the freshly polished tiled floor
Each room is a...

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Categories: comfort, hope, imagery, mental illness,

Frequencies of Comfort
Allow me to be an instrument
Harmonizing notes of hope
Seeping to the deepest areas of sorrow
An air of unforeseen humility
Sending frequencies of empathy

A vibrational wind of...

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Categories: comfort, fear, hope, peace, sympathy,


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