Long Inspirationalhope Poems

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Lets Prepare For the Worst and Hope For the Best

You moved away to try to forget
Your problems followed you were caught in its net
Now you’re back to face it all
Picked up the phone and gave me a call
Of course I came to be at your side 
To help a friend and to be a guide

You need to get your problems off your chest
Let’s prepare for the worst and hope for the best

You can’t forget who you are 
You can’t forget where you’re from
Lets wish upon a star
And maybe we will rise and overcome
You cannot run from your past 
Open the door and make today last

You need to get your problems off your chest
Let’s prepare for the worst and hope for the best

So now you’re here so get it all out
Tell me everything just vent and shout
But know this I’m with you every step of the way
I’ll make you laugh with the works I say
Wipe your tears when you cry
These troubles are great but I won’t watch you die

You need to get your problems off your chest
Let’s prepare for the worst and hope for the best

I’ll be your pill when you need a cure
Remember only God himself is totally pure
These things on your mind will always weigh
They’ll be with you until your last day
You must forgive yourself and then be true
Love yourself and know I love you
me
Form: Rhyme


Onward To Freedom (In Quest of Better Days)

(co written with Linda- Marie Bariana P.E.P.S "Sweetheart"


How richly sings our heritage,
O, that of days gone by.
When strangers first traversed these shores
under that of a foreign sky.

So distant from the lands they knew,
these pursuers of another life.
They came in quest of better days
and an end to their days of strife.

Their hope was not in that of men
and the lands from which they came.
But so to find a fuller life
while their families remained.

At peace with hope and offerings
as new endeavors peaked,
To leave behind those memories
as stability they seeked.

In a land where freedom is the salt
of this, God’s good, green earth,
in recompense of hours spent
in searching for their worth,

Adieu to those familiar shores
 that the forefathers had trod,
Onward unto new paths of change
created alone by our Glorious God.
Form: Rhyme

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