Leason Poems | Examples


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Truth

The truth

Truth is like lava 
Always trying to bust out
Always want to come out 
We humans keep it in 

The Truth Always fights its way out
No matter how hard you want to keep it 
To yourself 
The Truth wants to destroy The lie
The Truth does haunt but teaches a
Leason 

The Truth is The enermy of The lie
The Truth is like god
The lie is The devil 
Make a decision and Truth 
You'll have hope and way forward

Gods Love

I love you without a doubt, and maybe when you find love for your self you can figure my love out. My love is a gift from God and that's a blessing in it self, so thank you Lord for being my help. When the devil had me down and I didn't see a way through, you sent your Holy Spirit to guide and be with me to. I know that I'm not perfect but you care for me through out the day, so please forgive of my sins in Jesus name I pray. My love gets renewed as a new day begins, because You are my love that never comes to an end. My life has seen many stressful leason but because you have always been there my life has always been a blessing.

The Return

Promises made on the day he did depart.
After a  long wait in hell.
When his feet touched  familar soil they'd  make a new start.

But time is a empty partner indeed.
Nights turned to endless hours.
And in a moment of weekness  she did concede.

With time and regret so we do learn.
He saw no one waitting.
On the day of his return.

So many happy smilling faces none he did know.
Just strangers in another life.
He just a extra in the background of this  traggic show.

He knew the adress but couldnt reconize  the place.
many storms had passed.
But haunted was the look apon her face.

Tears  and regret over what she had and for
what she did yern.
Victems of time  tears but not of joy.
Shed apon  this sudden return.

Deep within the eyes  thoose old feelings 
almost did shine through.
A confession in pain.When she waved farewell
it was already threw.

A leason of  emptyness two former 
lovers did learn.
Passion like any flame dies.
Leaving only smoke and darkness
to greet you apon your return.


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