Pass On Poems | Examples


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As the wind blows 
And the world turns 
Come on 
Pass on by 

When the time is up 
All hope is down 
Come on
Pass on by 

Approach the next stop 
Going back to your home 
Come on 
Pass on by

Give me a hug and a kiss 
Waiting for another day 
Come on
Pass on by 

Today is my last week 
Tomorrow is the first day 
Come on
Pass on by 

I’m laughing now
Crying later
Come on
Pass on by 

Hear the sound of your voice 
Silence the noise in the background 
Come on 
Pass on by 

Open now
Closed later
Come on
Pass on by 

Tell me the truth 
And the lies within 
Come on
Pass on by 

It is time for me to go
Well no one is stopping you
Come on 
Pass on by
 
Goodbye!

My Message Pass On

My Message Pass On

This message of mine please pass on;
Are born then die and we will be gone;
Time to awaken;
Morning is break'n;
In heaven only exists a bright new dawn.

Jim Horn

Pass On Weeds In Grass

Pass On Weeds In  Grass

Am searching through all of the grass.
For weeds which have started  to amass;
Am getting tired,
So someone hired;
Too old and tired and surely shall pass.

76 on 0626. Oh no!!! 666. Just like Jarad
Kirshner's hotel address that he owns.

Jim Horn


I'Ll Pass On a Do Again

What you doing
I don’t know
Yesterday was long ago

I can’t remember
Much from then
I’ll never be that young again

The years go by
So quickly now 
I look back and think WOW

Was that person
Really me
Surely not it couldn’t be

But here I am
What can I say
Living life day by day

Why didn’t I
Take it slower then
But I’ll pass on a do again

Pass On

Pass on, pass on, why delay
To give to others who pray,
For what you have?
It's like a healing salve
Bringing them joy and peace.
Can't you share your piece;
Let the blessings flow through
To others God has brought to you?
Pray to see a plan
Matters not, women, child or man,
Nor short or long range goal,
But have one; to help a soul!

Pass On By

He remembers the days of laugher, the warm rug by the door.
But now he watches from the street; deserted by the family who didn’t want him anymore.
The children laughed and played with him for a while,
But now nothing’s left for him, not a pat on the head or even a smile.
So now he lies by the tree with critters as his only friends
Wondering if this loneliness will ever end.
He begs for food with sad empty eyes,
But he goes unnoticed as they pass on by.
A girl sees him one day, a girl walking alone
She takes him to her car and offers him a home.
This same girl feeds him, plays Frisbee during the sunny days, 
And at night, by the foot of her bed he lays.
For even though his fur is mottled and he’s too thin,
She looked past the physical imperfections and saw his heart within.
So now Max has a home, a friend, and has been named,
So many things are different now; everything has changed.
Max would like to ask you, that if you see a dog with sad brown eyes, 
Please give him a home. Don’t pass on by.


Premium Member Pass On Store

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                               Son's radiant beams reach out
                                   Touch of energy for all
                              Restore, refresh_pass on store

                        One gift given, one gift accepted_share

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