Humility Poems - Poems about Humility

Humility is to apologize although it's rejected Showing respect although you're disrespected Being humble isn't something most practice in daily life Most people focus on who was wrong and who was right Humility is the hardest quality of character to apply Imagine being honest with a person who constantly lie Humility can be shown if assisted by the quality...

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Ah King Kane.. you’ve done it again Heavenly humility hums on a simply higher plane.. Angelic ability strums..curious necks studious crane Classical charms forever waver but won’t wistfully wane Professorial textbook tutorials..clever rhapsodies of restrain Classy but never brassy..balletic lullabies of lyrical refrain Dizzying dedication..insane..education.. epiphanies explain how to train Eureka seeker...aurora explorer..yielded iconic pedagogic logic.. Willow wielded wonders sprinkled with sparkle… Heroic champagne...

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Tribute to my Poet Angel ...

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"Running away from pitch of battlefield ...

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There is a road travelled by just a few It's a beautiful road, but it's not new Many of us refuse to take this 'high road' It often requires carrying a heavy load Even though it is assessable night and day, This road never gives anyone a freeway We cannot travel this road with pride; And selfishness too, must be set aside On...

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I don't think about Tr*** often I don't like to My guess is a third of you are at this time ticked triggered troubled torn turned off or tickled Avery few feel that tripled in spades And the rest have buckled up in a mingled mess of confusion curiosity or careless concern Take your pick Only the most humble learn their lessons anyway, and earn a table at the hearts of the yearning We're...

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Socrates to Plato Emerson to Thoreau When the student is ready, the teacher will appear Invaluable lessons will be on display for him to feel, see, and hear Ali to Larry Jordan to Kobe If the student is willing, he will do the valiant work He would rather not be the teacher; instead, he aims to show his worth Picasso to Warhol James to...

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Defeat and failure grow people sad, Neither cultivating humble instead Humble, the core elements of humility With self-restraint and obeying the reality The pros and cons of oneself accepted As well as other people's interests recognized Humility contributing harmony to a community While arrogance bringing in animosity I have once been in a hierarchical situation Where is full of...

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I've been in a city In this city They won't let you grow Even when it's your time to flow They're always against your glow Steadily wanna make you slow Always wanna keep you low. People ride against good Then protect wrongs Feeling stronger By hurting another Laughing and bullying Taking advantage Whosoever is simple and live with humility. The less privilege Their...

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The Angst of Existence ...

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The prophet, Micah, was inspired to pen three righteous goals which are good for all men. Three kinds of behavior on Jesus' A-list. with viewpoints He requires must not be missed. LOVE MERCY, first one that Micah mentions much-more-involved than mere good intentions. To love our brothers like we love ourselves means what we might like, we put on the shelves to do...

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I’m bringing back an old memory because with my internal American flag flying at half-staff I could use a little humility…and I certainly could use a laugh: It was the day a lady…after staring…walked up to me in a store… and said, “You look just like my”….then she stopped to stare some more. As she paused to evaluate every...

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May we be blessed when we begin to think we’re superior when in our minds this idea we try to plant… to remember in the hierarchy of nature we stand somewhere between the mountain and the ant...

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Bubbles of tapioca, buoyed by pride, Celluloid constellations, humble in stride. A peacock’s plume, a heavy balloon in the limitless sky, While the quiet river, beneath, whispers a turquoise sigh. A vessel yearning, adorned with pearls, A cup overflowing, concealed in liquid curls. Virtue manifested - Like a subtle elixir, mellow abides, The mystic aroma entices fields wide. Shades of black, as intrinsic...

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Moses did not want to address Pharaoh He stuttered when he spoke He asked God, ‘Who am I that I should go’ God said, your question shows your humility ...

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