Life Poets Poems

These Life Poets poems are examples of Poets poems about Life. These are the best examples of Poets Life poems written by international poets.

In ghazal all my thoughts I pen cannot,
All I know, in plain words explain cannot.

There be many a thing I do abhor,
All I like not

© Aniruddha Pathak  

river,

flow by my feet~

as waters of my mind 

do overtake and wet the page 

and droplets step-dance to create, backstage.

for manufactured, processed verse

could never pulse

© Sneha Rv  

i lead a simple life
without expectations
without demands

i reach out with everything i’ve got
being satisfied with what comes my way

but when it comes to love
i think

© Line Gauthier  

The poems that weep with grief 
The one that bleeds a sadness unnoticed 
The ones that grieve the erasure of colour
I wish I didn't have

© Layla Riley-Hill   

TO THE VINING CHILDREN…VIBING…
(Apropos Of A Scriptural Inspiration) 

Let us be as the Vines
Of The Gardener;
Let us who have been pruned
With love and awareness,
Have branches

© Millard Lowe  

Original Haiku by Michael R. Burch

Keywords/Tags: winter, love, dream, kindness, sun, sea, leaf, leaves, autumn, spring, life, poets, words, stars, moon, war

Such a frigid winter

© Michael Burch  

I admire the poet
who looks life seriously in the eye,
whose emotions he won't deny. 
I admire the poet who makes me cry,
but I'm not him,

© David Crandall  

Why read Walt Whitman?
Because he writes majestic poems,
Luminous for who has a heart wounded by life,
Because he loves America and its men,*
That he writes that

© Yann Rolland  

Inspired by “Poems and Poets” by Anne Winter

“For once in my life,
I want to be a poem” — Anne Winter


If I were a poem
could my

© Mark Toney  

My claim to fame is in your name
No other name will do
For if they all applaud me yet
I crave applause from you

No other praise will

© Eileen Manassian  

Main thehar gaya hoon aur mann teri ore chalne laga hai
Tu itni khoobsurat hai ki chaand bhi jalne laga hai

Tujhe dekh raha hoon aur mil

© Sp Rediwala  

My love left me at the altar, making me cry with the tragedy. 
The shock, of being left at the altar, making me feel sad

© Janine Balistreri  

For once in my life,
I want to be a poem,
Written with many metaphors,
By a poet with a heart that flows
Flowers of romanticism like the rivers
That

© Anne Winter  

The tortured soul will never let go
When off the tongue the words will roll
At all hours never knowing when inspiration will hit
Thoughts running wild, then

© Michael Ramel  

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© Karen Jones