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Kindest Poems - Poems about Kindest


Why is it so easy to be the kindest soul but yet it is so hurtful?
Ongoing two years I participated in owning the classgroupchat. I told people what the homework was, every single day. Never ignored a message. Never spoke bad words. Even though I noticed they made fun of me and thought I really think they just act this way. They just talk this way. But as you start to defend or tell your opinion...

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Categories: kindest, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
Kill with kindness
The quotes say's kill them with kindness, so you offer the most righteous kind of kindness you can, And they take that kindness that you so carefully cultivated and nurtured, And with gates wide open you allow them to freely pick from your kindness Orchard, But through arrogance and greed they take advantage of this act of kindness, Taking more...

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Categories: kindest, care, deep, devotion, extended
Form: Rhyme



Encouragement
ENCOURAGEMENT Often we are blessed with friends Who will encourage us much But do we return the favor And give honest comfort to such ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How about remembering too Those out in this big sad world Those who need extra encouragement Who too often evil darts are hurled ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Will we take time to comfort a person Who may be in deep despair Even an...

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Categories: kindest, appreciation, christian, conflict, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member She Has the Kindest Eyes
She knows me not, he thought, so he opened up his heart. He told her everything; they were on a plane. He would never see her again. He felt safe, behind a mask of anonymity. He was right too, for about three years. About the time he fell in love with Charlotte. A gorgeous young woman, who had the kindest...

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Categories: kindest, satire,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member God's Kindest Plan - Ink
Welcome the stranger, take in the orphan Comfort the mourner, call on the widow Do not let depressed folks sink into woe Bankroll the poor man, do all that you can March 08, 2020 ...

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Categories: kindest, care, dedication, devotion,
Form: Verse



Premium Member The Kindest Man, New In Town
He was the kindest man, with newfangled, unusual ways of doing things. He had a good heart, but was avoided by the townies. Died at thirty-eight, probably from a sense of shame As his business died first because no one would venture in. Sad for the few of us who got to know him, his employees....

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Categories: kindest, death,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Friendship of the Kindest Kind
We often speak of 'family and friends,' Noting that family's first, friends at the end. But what of the fellow whose family is nil? For him friendship is vital soil he must till. At holiday time, when families gather round, This poor fellow's lonely; his mood's mostly down. ...

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Categories: kindest, family, friendship, holiday, loneliness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Kindest Words
The Kindest Words The kindest words are left unsaid when by our selfish wants we’re lead to walk away and never mention “Thanks” for someone’s good intention. The calmest words are left unsaid when anger fills the human head. ‘’I’m sorry,” would erase the harm, magic words that work a charm. Vicious words should stay unsaid the kind that hurtful rumors spread “Let me tell you...

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Categories: kindest, feelings, language, words,
Form: Rhyme
To the Kindest Soul
When early rose the sun, came first steps and a smile. Humane, you were the one to give and never tire. Not just a house, you said, we're building on their dreams, not just a door of wood, an entryway to hope. Cheerful at dawn's break, never to complain. Weathered but not weary with hammer in your hand, you caught not one but two buses before light. You...

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Categories: kindest, character, encouraging, giving,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Kindest Stars
I look up high, the stars return the stare Of a polite sight, quiet everywhere The largest stars bleed onto the skyscape Rolling black velvet with its light escape Some three trees extend their heights before me Showered by raining stars delicately Light emitted is grand and quite mighty Even smallest ones of delight are free It’s a dartboard that’s a lite-bright behind Exposing...

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Categories: kindest, light, rain, sky, stars,
Form: Sonnet
The Kindest Piece of Paper
Knocking every door Polite or rude A poor sales boy walked. A burning stomach And a load of unsold goods Dragging his tired feet He walked to yet another door. A young lady answered His modest heart Could only ask for a drink. But she saw The hunger in his eyes And tears lingering At the corner of his eyes Waiting to break out. She brought out A glass...

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Categories: kindest, sympathy, heart, old, heart,
Form: I do not know?

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