Hello Poems | Examples of Hello Poetry

My family It's time to fly And so, I know I'll say goodbye My dear beloved While I did try My love I know I'll say goodbye All that is fine I don't know why Must always go I'll say goodbye As fire and flames Reign from the sky Far down below I'll say goodbye And while I say It's time to die I'll say hello You'll say goodbye...

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hello my darling he said to me as he waltzed casually back into my like AP: 1st place 2025...

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Sailing solo is unsafe and it's not much fun one winds up talking to oneself before the day is done but a bad day on the water or so someone said beats a good day at the office (and I would know) snug in my bunk bed so gentlemen here's a tip for you as all good sailors do (when they want to wee believe you...

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Hello Darkness My Old Friend This world is full of . Go some place off the grid. Don’t waste time searching for me. Time to return to the grave. I didn’t ask to be here. Sometimes you just want to disappear. Hello darkness my old friend. Soon we will meet again. The dead will wait...

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They got this weird thing going on. They have tthese parties and serve steaks. They save the bones and dry them out and even smoke them. They mix ground meat and pack it around the bone, and then do the same with the ground fat. I tasted it: it was good but I was told not to...

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We Are Joy Seekers. We Challenge Consciously. We Have A Informed Point Of View. We Are Inclusive Not Exclusive. We Are Global Citizens. We Search For Freedom That Inspires Us. We Are Culture Connoisseurs. We Love The Thrills. We Participate Not Compete. We Enjoy The Pain Not The Winning. We Hold Light And Joy To One Another. We Love To Move. We Fail And Get Back Up...

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“Hello” Hello, Hello, Hello. I say Hello to all who pass me by, No matter the trail, No matter how steep, No matter the street, It is my treat. I say Hello, For the smile it brings, To the young, To the aged, To the lonely and the sad. To all who pass me by. I say Hello, For the friend I wish to be To...

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If just a hello is all you can say To brighten what might be someone’s bad day, Then that’s what you do. You say a hello. And give what you can that all men might grow. If one little smile is all you can give, To make one life a bit better to live, What else can you do...

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Hello, flowers Morning so fine White as linen. Hello, money Flows like river Into the sea. Hello, stripe Buzzing flowers Sipping nectar. Hello, heaven From whence, I see Where end is life....

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As long as I still have ... Breath to breathe Songs to sing Words to write Thots to think ... and poems to unveil, I shall attempt in simple nomenclator to commensurate this tale. Simply put. Life is hell in a nutshell....

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How to annunciate position as general of the Hague Would you become a general for us my dear’s ...

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From Maurus' shore, a tide arose, not of ocean, but of faith, and shadowed Iberia's sun-kissed coast. Moor, a word that held a continent, a tapestry of Berber, Arab, threaded with the blackness of the south. They came with astrolabes and scrolls, with sciences that bloomed in desert heat, and gardens that remembered paradise. Cordoba, a beacon in the darkened age, where knowledge flowed like...

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Hello woe Haunting tune Beautiful flow Sung to the moon Hello sleep Does inspire Down in the deep Thoughtful fire Hello dawn Killing all here Now they are gone With something new to fear...

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The freak world filled with fuss, that ravage your hope at once, here only to humiliate and judge. Wanna push in the well of extreme dark night, a well of nowhere, from which no that can pull out, You alone have to lose or win this worldly fight. If you're bright and fine, these freaks will be near,...

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Pardon me, Sir, Ma’am I believe I’ve made your acquaintance Why, yes. Aren't you the chap who always detains us ...

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