Lost Hope Poems

Fragility is quite a strength
just as the crucial bumblebees’ breath
Perhaps not only titularly
gentleness is stronger than severity . . .

Channeling Emily Dickinson : To be...

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#1 MISSESS AND MR. MOTHER AND BABBY  
BY: MUÑOZ MACIEL FAMILIA  
 
FOREVER LIKE A HEARTS TOUCH  
FRAGEL  
BUT DEEP ...

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The squirrel’s hell is, for the hound, heaven. 
And the rain, thunder, which flatten leaven,
Quench also the thirst of blossom’d flowers. 
Tears spring forth joyful,...

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When the night is soft and shadows sigh,
I gather pieces of who I've been,
Underneath a silver-breathing sky—
The broken heart, the fractured skin.

I’ve worn the weight...

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Like birds flying high over the world,
Words of love never unheard.
Loud voices echo through different phases,
No mistakes.., Just choices in these mazes.

Walking threads, edge tight...

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I carried stones inside my chest,
Each one a name I could not speak.
They built a wall beneath my breast,
A fortress made of worn-out ache.

I carried...

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Now you stand at the threshold of shadowed trials—
a challenge cloaked in whispers of what may come.
Debts awaken, ancient scribes of your past,
etching secrets into...

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I walked that road when crisis struck—
voices blurred, strangers recoiled,
and help summoned cold authority.

Then a kind man appeared—
heart vast as hope’s horizon—
he paused his world...

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Amid the fire of twilight sun
I wish I knew my way
horizon’s char and moonlight’s shun
has ashed my hope   I pray

for dark cloud constellation...

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Leadership once stood so tall,
But lost her spine along the hall.
No knocks, no words, just silent calls—
She wiped away the names on walls.

Silence sits—a secret...

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There is within me a thirst,
an unbounded hunger for the infinite,
that pushes me ever forward,
through darkness and light,
through the desolation of my dreams,
seeking a “something”
that...

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A heart grown weary in silent rain,
No roof to shelter, no meal to gain.
No gentle voice, no hand to hold—
Just aching silence, damp and cold.

I...

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Basking in the sunlight 
In a field of flowers 
A peaceful look in her 
She looks up to the sky 
And realises how much she...

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With smiles they waved goodbye
barefoot on the soil that raised them
carrying nothing but names
and the weight of dreams too heavy for home.

They spoke of Europe
like...

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In whispers of lyric and rhythm, we find,  
Resonate echoes, the heart intertwined.  
To contemplate in shadows, where thoughts softly steer,  
Soul...

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