Handsomely Poems | Examples

Premium Member Mr 2025

He is bright and curious
Mr. 2025
Eager to give new fresh starts

He is handsomely suave and sophisticated
Without being abrupt or mean
Mr. 2025

New possibilities
Lovely beginning

Man's Gift

It can travel upward and inward or downward and outward 
Once bestowed this gift, man must decide whether to go forward or backward

Whether to go back or forth, many men will never ponder or know to ask
And maybe, just maybe, if they do know, they also know it may be a Sisyphean task

Nevertheless, the gift whether used or abused, is real
It is evident in how man looks, acts, and feels.

Santa with his ruby-red cheeks and robust waistline sliding down the chimney
With his claustrum bag, he's jolly and bearing gifts of plenty

But not just on the 25th of December 
Santa delivers all year in the Hope that man will know and remember

Yes!

It gives and it keeps on giving whether acknowledged or appreciated 
But oh, too often it's not so it's foolishly deleted 

Man's gift, the sweet essence of life that sustains
Handsomely, it rewards but only if he retains


Deep Diving

I'm way ahead of the darkness that cast shadows
& there's no looking back when moving with his light
I'm light years away so even if you're walking by
I'm still way too out of sight
Crystal clear blue sight sees the waves way before 
they reach gritty shores
I pulled anchors & set sail to see what this voyage
had in store
The answer for many of life's questions can be found
in deep waters you won't visit because it's cold
Too deep for the thin skinned but you must dive as 
fortune favors the soul that's bold
I'm sold on this fact based on experience not vicarious
stories told to win
The wages of going to war with yourself can't be counted
but you're paid handsomely for the win
Immerse yourself in the battle & lock in for this is the 
key to your elevation
I surmise that there's many counting themselves out
but this is a guess not summation
A hypothesis if you will as I don't know you, but the
joke is on you if you don't dive
Many hide behind masks of jest but the joke is on you
& your disguise

Premium Member JACKPOT - POTD

They chatted for so long
The day was here to meet
She was so excited
Feeling her hearts every beat

He was Scottish and oh so lovely
She thought he may be the one
She had looked for red flags
But there had been none

Meeting place was at the pier
The wind was blowing a fearsome gale
Her beautiful brushed hair blew wild and free
The gusts were steadfast with no intention to curtail

He stood there handsomely in traditional Scottish dress
She thought her heart had stopped
A mighty gust of wind then blew his kilt up 
Thats the moment she knew…..she had hit the jackpot!!

Premium Member Give Him the World

We could learn a lot from Doctor Doom
He's ruling the country of Latveria
and everyone is happy

There's literally no unemployment
and there is no war; civil or foriegn

The people of Latveria dance in the streets
and they love one another unconditionally

Yes, he rules with an iron fist... literally
but the devotion to him is rewarded handsomely

There is no famine, everyone is well fed
and the schools are rich with knowledge and learning

He's a ruler that is loved and he/Doom simply yearns for one thing...
to rule the world

So why don't we let him.


Premium Member It Is So Him

The young man sits handsomely
Enjoying his perch in all ways 
High above the cool foamy waters
Showing off his love of Norway

We laugh when we receive the photo
It is so “him”; captures his personality.
He will never change, we tell his dad.
I hope not, he replies.

Premium Member The Meaning of Work 2

Many employees or professionals will say, "I love my job".
Yet, many other workers will exclaim, "I hate my job".
I've had jobs that I hated, but livelihood and necessity
demanded that I keep working in spite of its drudgery.
The meaning of work defines the purpose of work. *

Unmeaningful work often defies the purpose of work.
Then, the question arises; must work be meaningful?
We are all aware of, by experience or otherwise,
the reality of working on a 'dead-in job'.

Most people aspire and long for meaningful work.
They prepare, train, and pursue work that not only
matches their skill set but also work and careers
that value them as humans and reward them accordingly.

Many times, the rewards of work exceed 'the happiness factor',
often resulting in the need for changes that yield 'meaning work'.
Is my work enterprising and audacious or is it simply drudgery?
It's not enough to be paid handsomely; work must be fulfilling.


082222PS
*Celebrate the Labor Day Holiday

Premium Member Reflection

Reflecting (Self-Esteem)

Reflection of yourself,
Physically sometimes so painful to see,
Yet a lady should remember
How she was born beautifully.

Reflection of your life,
Emotionally some times are difficult to heal,
Yet a girl has the right to high emotionality,
Only to eventually learn to truly love.

Reflection of yourself,
Physically sometimes so bothersome to see,
Yet a man should remember
How he was born handsomely.

Reflection of your life,
Emotionally some times are difficult to forget,
Yet a boy has the right to be strong,
Only to eventually learn to grow-up a little more.

Reflection of ourselves,	
Spiritually sometimes we feel frustrated,
Yet a humanity has the choice
On to be good, or to be “bad”, it’s all right in a way.

Premium Member Hercules

Handsomely heroic
Half human heavyweight
Hera hates, harries him
Hacks hideous hydras
Hunts horrid Hades hound
Hippolyta heister
Hitches honey, Hebe

—————


For the “Greek mythology” Poetry Contest”
Sponsored by Joseph May
Syllables checked with HowManySyllables.com
Written on 02/25/2022

Before Me Is Another Pile of Bricks

Before me is a pile of bricks.
Some so handsomely carved from granite and quartz,
Fit for the construction of any deserving community.
And some are made of mud and straw, dried in the sun,
Thumb prints of this world and even a few of my own.

These bricks are mine to carry.
Beautiful or not, they are all heavy, but it is an honor to stack them,
I shuffle to and fro in the brickyard, trying not to let them sink in the mud.
Sometimes so exhausted, so sore, not knowing where the next one will go,
And then I see your face, the way you looked at me when we first fell in love.

The bricks begin to change.
Though the work is hard the bricks soften in my hands,
They lighten as does my heart when you hold me, when you are near.
The bricks become warm to the touch, as though they are coming alive,
Much like my senses when I see you smile, when I hear your laugh.

The bricks are like doves.
I know the bricks are the foundation of my life,
But when I carry them with you, they float into place with fidelity and care.
And they fly from my mind in the beautiful sunlight,
When I am with you, so vulnerable and yet strong, together as one.

I love you.

Visit Zanzibar

VISIT ZANZIBAR
where the spelendors beach found from far north to east,
as well as identically you shall encounter all over the coast,
Its cloud handsomely shining in blue light,
and it's sunshine sunning so bright exquisite,
hence it's beach looks cleaness and neat,
I really miss the word and sentences to explain it,
because it's endless beauty and excite,
hence, visit Zanzibar, you shall admit,
            
Ali Mohammed
msheli@excite.com
Zanzibar Islands 
Tanzania

Premium Member Where Had He Gotten a Key

her daintiness well hidden
Armora slid out of bed
fully sheathed in full armour
ready to fight anything that came along today
A handsomely muscled knave arrived with breakfast.
She let him live.
Her ex-husband popped in.
Where had he gotten a key?
She picked up her sword.

Abc Poem

A~B~C

Astonishingly 
     Beautiful 
           Cornucopia    
Dancing  
     Entrancing
         Fairies     

Graciously
     Handsomely
         Infinitely
             Jubilant         
Kittenish
     Lively
         Mood 

Naughtily
      Outrageously
          Playing
Quaint
       Rapturous
              Simplistic
                    Tunes

Underneath
      Velvet
           Willows     

Xylophones                   
Zinging…

Written 9th May 2020

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Premium Member The Ballad of Bobby and Suzy

Set-a-spell, and I'll spin you a yarn
   of Bobby and Suzy, who lived in a barn:
Rooster crowed at the crack of dawn
   Suzy slept on; Bobby stifled a yawn

But he had to get up; he worked on a farm
   First milk the cows, then get out of that barn
Collect all the eggs that the chickens did lay
   Bobby did his job well; he was handsomely paid

And just what did he make? How much was his pay?
   After work, Suzy'd give him a roll in the hay
She'd get all worked up, all set to explode
   Then from Suzy the cow a load of milk flowed

I Am a Simple Lover

I've seen the best in him, yet he was a wind that blows everywhere. Happiness to me meant him when all I thought of was his handsomely love. Not knowing that I'm a feather that was lost in a dark place. 

Words I wanted to hear was a misery to have. Love never had its way towards me
As I always look at it, it always seems too good until it fades away. 

To imperfect it was an alternative move to let it conquer my joy, 
Knowing that it's never for me felt not enough as I saw it as a better ideal place to visit. 

I saw it coming but I ignored the fact that it's not pure- but it's a better chance to let my sorrow sink in. 

To love is enough when to let go it's a pain to endure. 

I'm a simple lover

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