In The Balance Poems - Poems about In The Balance

would life forms with a fifty one percent sadness rate ~ just go extinct By David Kavanagh...

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Slowly, treading softly I must guard my hesitant heart Taking forward moves with caution If any rebuilding is to start I'm still wading wounded waters Tidal waves of fear and doubt Self-restraint and trust, a struggle The gash was deep, still trickling out Like a surfer prepares to meet the challenge I still have roughened edges to smooth And sturdy boundaries...

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What’s good without bad Sympathy for the devil Will never feel love What’s light without dark Empathy...

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I've weighed you in the balance and you are deficient You are in pain and chained afraid to be free The rewards of your behavior leave a contempt of women You don't see the beauty in your hearts shining star Your one desire It's just a game for you to come out the winner The ego is stroked Then the boredom sets in There's always something must...

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I closed my eyes for a moment, sighing deep within my soul disbelieving what my ears heard and what my eyes saw. Again, again, there are innocent deaths taken before their time, taken because someone did not approve of how they choose to live their lives. How sad it is, this...

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Almost by chance direction emerges for generating harmonious inclusivity Judge kindly lest man’s nature opens past’s quickly resolved struggles to unite vengeful warring xenophobes yielding zeal...

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My faith in you is naturally a dream An everlasting peep at what I have, It cannot be divine, yet is supreme My finding you compares with this extreme. Perfection is not granted for my touch For is it not performed for God alone, That loving you cannot be done as such But giving it supports you like a crutch. If love were...

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