Inspirationalcare Poems | Examples


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May It Be

May your days be filled with laughter 
and your heart be blessed with love 
May you find all that you are after 
With sweet blessings from above 
May it be your dreams are answered 
With all hope they will come true 
May you find a little sunshine 
In all the things you do 
May you see a million sunsets 
And count a billion stars 
See your world from deep within 
And visit from afar 
May you be blessed with all the love 
Two love struck people can share 
May you share a million heartbeats 
Each one saying how much you care 
May you dance beside the ocean 
Wind soft melodies touching the shore 
With eyes illuminated in the night 
Reflections of the one you adore 
May your life be fruitful 
 your love simple and pure 
let it live within you 
Far beyond forever more 
May your love be like a garden 
Where each nurtured flower can grow 
Attended to with loving care 
More then you will ever know 
May every day be special 
Each moment a treasured memory 
With all the love that you deserve 
all that you hope it may be

Bumps In the Road

You asked me the other day
why I cared 
about a wretched soul like you

And all that I really could say
is that you needed a friend like me

Who would stand beside you on any 
given 
day to remind you that I do care about you

And that I support you no matter what you do 

Because I have been where you are today
and I want to remind you that there will be  
many bumps in the road in your journey

So don’t beat yourself up so bad
and 
keep hurting yourself like you have

Because I don’t ever 
want anything 
bad to happen to you

Just be thankful that you 
have someone like me

That will stand by your side to help you 
get through the bumps 
in the road because I do care about you

Negative Thoughts

I don’t care what you think, I only care what I think.
It took me a while to think the way that I think. 
So it is imperative that you change the way that you 
think.

When I started thinking the thoughts that I think,
every negative thought that I used to think began 
to shrink, shrink and shrink. So for me to think  
what you want me to think, guess what I don’t 
think so.


Conform

This is what I say about conformity
What an absurd abnormality
Why would I want to be like them
When I feel great about who I am
I don't care if they like me or not
Just as long as they give me a fair shot
People are out for nothing but money and fame
I cannot believe they have no shame
Don't strive to fit in with the crowd
And try to make others proud
Be yourself and stand out
And then you will have no doubt
That the people aroudn you are true and real
They actually care what you think and feel
I think one thing about conforming
This is something we should start reforming

Who Will Care

Who will care for the child that
Has no family

Who will care for the child
Born in poverty

Who will care for the child that
Is insecure

Who will care for the child
Abused behind closed doors

Who will care for the child
Born with HIV

Who will care for the child
That lives in you and me

Play On Words

I can strive to do my best.
I do not regret life.
I care for my own and others
Never shall I forget those I love
I shall forgive
Never

Let us view the other side

I fail at everything I do
I hate my life as it is
I don't care for anyone
I will forget those I love
I shall harbor revenge
always

Let us read it once fully through

Now, we will read it backwards

Always
I shall harbor revenge
I will forget those I love
i don't care for anyone
I hate my life as it is 
I fail at everything I do

Never
I shall forgive
Never shall I forget those I love
I care for my own and others
I do not regret life.
I can strive to do my best.


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