Hope Education Poems

In whispered words, on parchment old, 
Or campfire tales beneath the stars, 
Stories unfold, a world untold, 
Where hearts take flight and leave their scars....

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The days were brighter then,
When without the slightest effort, I’d succeed in making a good impression.
Now it seems no one knows me to be “good”,
How...

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A future grand.
A world of possibilities.
Women united.
Equality's blossom.
Education's blade.
Bridges of hope.
A lifelong friend.
Towards a future.
Equality's flame.
Every girl deserves to learn....

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Tears in my eyes, pain in my heart
The country my forefathers fought for
Lost in the pathetic battle of politics
Bloodshed keeps ascending, dirty politicians
Forgotten land, hopes,...

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How do we say, men who lost their lives without oceans
lot of advice even from the paper puff but still are ignorant as a bleating...

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The power of words


You gaze into the mirror,
 the words written on a page 
and the many others 
your eyes upon have lain. 
You see...

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Hold my hand to teach me how to write
Take me to the library. I need to shed light
On a few words that I have never...

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Born in New England in the wake of the Civil War,
Her folks fled Irish famine and landed on our shore.
At age five, she took sick,...

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There is something you should be aware of,
That I need you to hear of,
Something about depression that everyone should know about.

If a depressed person comes...

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American teachers guiding America’s youth
They hold the key to our future’s door
So we pay three and a half times more 
To the man who pulled...

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We find ourselves with you in time, 
Thoughts of you are roaming our minds
Angels playing music at the Gate
Heaven will be Home; let's call it...

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Holy Love in Glenda-Sue, deep root of Love
Will challenge you ' And me and all who think
We know? In what directions our lives should
Go'
No reason...

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Januery 15 2024 Danial Shepherd took it to law!
In South Australia, he won the case.' 
For he was damaged, in 'the clot shot disgrace'
He was...

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When I entered the City Senior Center
with my Open Mic proposal
to increase resilience
and decrease apartheid dissonance

I could hear no music,
see no dancing.

The quilting room
and the...

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In chalk-dust classrooms, minds alight,
She sows the seeds of endless flight,
A teacher's touch, a gentle hand,
Empowering futures, taking a stand.

He walks the streets where shadows...

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