Hope Games Poems
These Hope Games poems are examples of Games poems about Hope. These are the best examples of Games Hope poems written by international poets.
Weekly Hearts Game IThe game it starts with the drop of a two
At 6PM sharp with the whole [CENSORED] crew.
The cards will be dealt in a random way,
But...
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Categories:
friendship, fun, games, humor,
Mirror, In The Line Of Fire: POTW''Reflection of two world faith's, they're [+ & -] for now, HAIL, the created who followed their rules, be 'change' in their faith that bear's...
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analogy, games, imagery, life,
Gambling On LoveYou are my addictive habit
Your love comes--I have to grab it
I really need an intervention
Leading to a conversation
About the way you hooked me in
Now each...
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Categories:
future, games, hope, journey,
Skipping RopeThe people all gathered they had such hope,
To see magic tricks, I’d shown to the pope.
I jumped and flipped and spun around,
They booed when I...
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Categories:
confusion, funny, games, magic,
NARROW MARGIN By a narrow margin, I lost
Too many times in countless plays
For many times, I was like ghost
Falling short from the light of...
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games, hope, inspirational,
Games and DreamsRadiant waves of emotions, full of hope.
Hearty beef stew with raisins and pickled beats.
We gained wisdom from our mothers.
Trusting the saints who walk beside us.
Into...
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Categories:
games, absence, adventure, art, confusion,
Dirty GamesHe hit the ball and run
Aiming for a touch down
But the wind is carrying his shoe
that was custom made to fit...
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games, anger, change, drug, environment,
Christmas Family Dinner Party Poem"Is there anyone for stuffing?
Well done George, send us down your plate,
Auntie, if you've finished with the cranberry sauce
Could you please pass it across to...
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games, child, christmas, family, fun,
Anub'Arak"Stop touching my carapace, fools!"
His booming voice echoed the caverns below
Yet the chosen champions kept their onslaught
Being the master's envoy he had no choice
His obedience...
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games,
Out My Windowchildren chalk sidewalk bricks
in fresh colors of bravado, pinks, blues, reds
rhythmic brushing
mystic threads merging,
handled meticulously
child pedigree to erase the bland
on splashed bricks, laced...
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Categories:
autumn, childhood, games, innocence,
It Is Felt With An Empty HeartThe best and most beautiful things in the world
cannot be seen or even touched—
they must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller
White glistening soft...
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Categories:
games, heart, life, snow,
Fliers - Flight With Words and LettersI love vocabulary games, and these odd words came up in English words games, recently: Bute ( I know "Butte" but not BUTE) &...
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Categories:
games, 12th grade, africa, america,
That Time of YearIt's that time of year
The sun's rays now feel near
With the time change comes some hope
...
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Categories:
children, games, hope, sunshine,
New Short Story Posted: Rose, Bud and ThornI latest piece is too long the poem section - so it's in "Short Stories."
It's called "rose, bud and thorn" I could shorten it...
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Categories:
games, humor, parents, school, stress,
Footbal Games With Wins and Losseshope that we take charge
football wins with their failures
win when follow through
insulting fumble
fall after they did stumble
bad words may mumble
team needs unity
perfect opportunity
protect our country
we...
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Categories:
games, allegory, analogy,