Lit Poems - Poems about Lit

A flame is lit a flame of freedom Will it become a blazing torch ~ or slowly lose support ...

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Lit a Light For arousing the Curiosity Ignite the minds For encouraging a new scientific discovery Empower them with basics of Science and technology Who knows there may be a budding scientist Amidst this serenity. Prepare our students for Global Competency To fight against all adversity As we are meant to impart Quality education for personality and for...

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Lit If You Have To Be , Be The ONLY Weird 1. -Gray Squirrel 10-21-2024...

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She lit the candle in evening’s repose then held the pages bound and decorated in story-fabled paper coverings. She buried her head in the words of others. Arms outstretched and folded on a pillow, she tightly held a lifetime of explanation. As she opened each page of wishful longings her thoughts drifted into unknown yet sometimes familiar places. She buried her head in the...

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About scriptural paradox, "No one who comes to Me will hunger," book of John answers, albeit at surface value, aplomb nature believers' satisfaction that they too disburden all. Book of Matthew in that it lights, "Blessed those who hunger," oath everybody who seeks in need will receive. Lesson: Teaches a somewhat juxtaposition insights side-by-side parity as it's entitled. True believers hunger for God, He satisfies. ...

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Misfit always out of step with the world, Outsider longing to run forever; Then into my reticent life you twirled; Proximity my only endeavor; Eyes lit on fire and my appetite swirled, there was no confusion whatsoever; The vampire in me kindled a sparkle, Edward Cullen please make me immortal....

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And the tables turn Out of favour Let the witch burn! Let's wait a while Watch and learn For a cycle's a cycle Should be easy to discern ...

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In bed I feel I gave up on you I have been lying to myself If I told you I'm sorry I broke your heart the cadence dont rhythm What am I to do to err on love like some lit fuse ...

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"Ink Lit" electrify me words on the page no longer necessary illumination is held in the hidden reach of your ink music is never shallow excite me touch me sing me in before we drown (LadyLabyrinth/2023) at Christmas, 2023 ...

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In the dim-lit corners of forgotten bars, Where smoke dances with fallen stars, I nurse my whiskey, neat and strong, Lost in a world gone wrong. The jukebox hums a melancholy tune, As I drown my sorrows, glass by glass, noon to noon. The neon lights flicker, casting shadows on my face, A weary poet, seeking solace in this desolate space. The air...

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Drippy fingers I want to lick sticky sweet with a quck pick; Strawberries mix that jam it hits me a wild slam; Bees tend to swarm a lit wick....

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Tonight I rediscovered Boulevard of Broken Dreams on a jaunt through Glasgow’s October-lit streets. Rain drippin’ off chin. Momentarily wishing I was more like I was back then. Funny how I’m now bolder to touch. This strange & honeyed melancholia…. how it grins already for each tomorrow....

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Bold-lit lamp, rained on, snowed on Undaunted; undismayed. Even of tree's fleshy torn strips What is splattered for leaf. Constant standing in one place With this one fixed purpose; Courage, nights! Which clear heart-way Steadies as smooths beneath....

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Rare is valuable. But rare and lovely? For which pricelessness, long sought As dazzles, sparkly Beyond fortunate Jewellers, more them Who, from up close, stare into Such an eyed gem....

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Default New Thread, Inspired Pieces That Cry To Be Inked Out In The Cold Dark-Lit Street Slow Trembling Raindrops Part One It was past midnight and moon took away its glow I was dog-drunk, a bit ragged just so you know Out in the cold dark-lit street slow trembling raindrops Poor soul, crying and begging aching life to stop In that...

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