Values Family Poems | Examples
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I didn’t know the true strength of the family bonds
until the sky suddenly fell with tough times of turmoil.
We got deracinated, turned into derelict drift wood,
until my mother found for the family an anchorage,
a nest for us to fly together in the sky of sanguine future.
As her gift of a home reinforced our family affinity
I soared high in the care of her protective wings.
Wild winds couldn’t waft away my ascending aspirations
because I lived in the sheltering shadow of her love,
that guided her with family values to sculpt me what I’m.
To all those fathers and fathers to be,
and those male figures with out paternity:
Teach your children honesty.
Show them a spirit of generosity.
Teach them right when they've done wrong.
It won't be long before their gone, so
instill those values and love them strong.
Happy Father's Day to all!!
Leave your family with virtues that are divine.
Like integrity, that keeps the world ashine.
Plus, that quality, called integrity.
That ranks right up with equality.
Teach us all, to never be a sheep,
But, in all relations goodness,to keep
To honor God and learn His teachings.
To know fully He is the source of all Healings.
To not speak a word of evil against another,a sin.
All the rage today, in an a world we live in!
To share all, as His sons and daughters,
Making us to all to honor one Father
There is zero reward in all our worldly wins!
For they come and then pass us quickly like a winter wind.
The truer values are of the Holy Spirit,
Oh, how so much more we can count in it.
May 9,2023
The values we adhere to
In this family of mine
The things we've always stuck to
They have surely done us fine
Although we stick together
We still give each other space
The friendliness and love we share
Would find in no other place
You know if you ever need me
I'll be at your beck and call
Be always there to catch you
If ever you should fall
It is not the slightest trouble
To be there at your side
I know you'd do the same for me
I hold your love with pride
As we have the children come
Teach them to be the same
Accept that we all make mistakes
But never harbour blame
How far does this viewpoint extend meaning,
Or does it cease at genetics' bloodlines?
Yet some may adopt social bondings,
Or cultural like-mindedness with their defines.
There's even a universal notion, going
Far beyond brethren and siblings to compare.
Where the gauge is life from the organic,
And that complex fabric in the air.
Whether Biology or Cosmology is the threshold,
Threads are woven through time with great care.
Allowing interaction and interdependence to blossom,
With family values for all to share.
Speak the truth before it is too late,
Cleanse your soul, purge out all hate,
So you can stand at the Pearly gate!
Values and morals must escalate,
Sweep away all the dirt on your slate,
Speak the truth before it is too late!
Keep your moral account up to date,
Your bank account will not help your fate,
So you can stand at the Pearly gate!
You traded lies in your life’s debate,
When life deceived you with wealth as bait,
Speak the truth before it is too late!
Death will snatch away your mortal trait,
Your soul journeys to eternal state,
So you can stand at the Pearly gate!
Repent your misdeeds,let’s pray and hope,
To climb to Heaven here is the rope,
Speak the truth before it is too late,
So you can stand at the Pearly gate!
mask to mask
hidden from view
our deepest thoughts
personal feelings
mask to mask
we interact
longing to be seen
fearing to be found
mask to mask
we are hiding
we are selective
we are insecure
mask to mask
our actions
our values
our destiny
Edward Ebbs - March 14, 2019
Family is the original cell of Social life
Family is a community from childhood
One can learn moral values
Begin to honor Eternal God
Make good use of freedom
Family is an initiation into life in society
Family must be helped and Defended by social measures
Political community has a duty to honor family
4th Commandment illuminates other relationships in society
Brothers and sisters we see the children of our parents
In our cousins- the descendants of our ancestors
In our fellow citizens- the children of our country
In baptized- the children of our mother church
In every human person- A son or daughter of the One who wants to be called-Our Eternal Father
CCC 2207-2212
Written: 7302018
Poetry Form: Sonnet
Copyright © Jacqueline R. Mendoza
He is to provide the emotional, financial, spiritual,
The mental health needs for all,
Provide for the physical health of his family,
Regardless of how big or how small,
Also to protect her self esteem and worth,
Protect her values to live by,
Protect against any threats to her life,
Protect from a broken down cry.
Then lead from the front without a whine,
Lead life's game toward a win,
A win for everyone to own their own life
Own their fulfillment within.
And, finally, to teach how to approach life,
Like a confident successful man,
Showing his family how to live a life,
Being the best family man that he can.
Wandering memory lane, childhood days of yore;
Aunt Minnie and Uncle Carl whose spirits go before.
Grandfather, stoic and silent; Grandmother, full of chatter.
granting to us a legacy of conduct and values which matter.
Wistfully, I walk the lane, gathering into my heart
visions of carefree days, to fill my rolling cart.
When clouds hide the path and my wheels hit a snag,
I'll pull out loving memories, banish thoughts that drag.
Memory road is congested, we must guide the sleigh
through centuries of lessons and throw the trash away.
Grandpa
My grandsons,
Lee, Eoin, Christopher, Rowick.
A boy needs a Grandpa,
for man-to-man talks.
To go hand in hand,
on companionable walks.
To fix up his toys,
when they no longer go.
To tell him the things,
little boys want to know.
A boy needs a Grandpa,
to show him the way.
To handle a puppy,
to teach him fair play.
To impart bits of wisdom,
he's learned through the years.
That it's no disgrace,
for a man to shed tears.
A boy needs a Grandpa,
to sit on his lap.
And if no one is looking,
they take a wee nap.
Each wrapped in an aura,
of love and esteem.
Each smiling gently,
at some special dream.
This family's cloth is made from a special weave
It's able to bend or stretch and tear or grieve
In recent years I've heard that our values lost
but, here on earth each soul God has embossed
With his image on our soul he guides us in life
He heals fears, restores strength, mending strife
Here death is the thief, of a family's shining star
With his Divine Grace, know your star isn't far
For all those grieving, in his hands I pray to hold
and in the palm of his hands, his grace is foretold
As hours pass to days my prayer will be renewed
Know grief is a private process it can't be viewed
Mother of Pearl.
Sand slipped inside a shell.
Seagull's morning feast.
There once was a father who wanted time and space
There once was a woman who ran a race.
The children were grown.
Their pockets were blown.
So one retired and the other became an ace.
There's two sides to every story, personal answers within.
Judgment of each awaits God, or those who haven't ever sinned.
Poem for Divorce Club Contest by Destroyer Due 12/3/2010
When did the concept of family become
a tired cliché of phased-out tradition
in need of redefining?
And when did we abandon our parental duties
to glorified babysitters with no real interest
in our childrens' physical and emotional development
outside of their weekly paychecks?
We are bombarded by screaming advertisements
dictating an acceptable standard of living
requiring two or more incomes and
measuring our success by the sum total
of our net worth.
The decline of civilization progresses
as fast food replaces home-cooked meals
and quality time is staring blankly
at a flat screen television
with a group of strangers
living under the same roof.