Huge Step Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Just Nourish Your Mind

Just nourish your mind 
Keep those books open 
Acquire more knowledge 
Take a huge step towards the right direction 
Be a walking encyclopedia
Filled with valuable information 
Continue to build yourself 
What a bright sensation

Emotional Race

Emotional Race
By: Jakari Hudson

I look down 
then I look up again 
why do my feelings always have to win 
I pick up the blade 
and stare at my wrist 
the scars would fade into the mist 
I cry for help 
but it's all in my head 
I couldn't seem to notice that my wrist were red. 
hours turned into days 
& minutes turned into hours 
the blood rushing through 
will soon be sour 
I can't stop crying 
I'm praying for help 
one more cut 
is a huge step. 
I put the blade down 
& look in the mirror 

the way I'm feeling now couldn't be any clearer.

I feel as I'm strong 
but there is no where I belong 
I am a outcast 
a shadow 
my voice is never heard 
my life is censored
My words are blurred 
I try to stop 
but my mind keeps racing 
trying to get to the finish point
without even pacing.

Pop World

A new soundtrack that you could listen
A type of music that keeps you moving.
Giving you a new taste of culture,
Put the stereos on and fly like a vulture.

It’s beat that is similar like before
A melody you could sing forevermore
Cool sound guitars and dubstep
Bringing music on another huge step.

Welcome to Pop World!
Catchy lyrics and funny words
Represents a new era of beat
It always keeps you on your feet.

Variety of taste and attack of song.
Incredible music and new songs
We could sing it for the whole night long
Pop music can never be so wrong.


Premium Member Roy Halladay

He is a pitcher any Phillies fan would know.
He is Roy Halladay, who came in a trade with Toronto.
Yes he started his baseball career as a Blue Jay.
Why did the Toronto front office trade him away?
He made some history on the twenty-ninth of May.
Roy took a huge step toward the Hall of Fame.
Against the Florida Marlins, he pitched a perfect game.
Throughout this game during last summer’s pennant chase,
not one Florida Marlins batter reached first base.
Roy accomplished something many would consider hard.
There were twenty-seven batters retired on the score card.
There was an even greater accomplishment he scored.
Roy was the recipient of the Cy Young Award.
A man presently at the top of his game,
we will see his bronze plaque at the Hall of Fame.

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