Spring Poverty Poems
These Spring Poverty poems are examples of Poverty poems about Spring. These are the best examples of Poverty Spring poems written by international poets.
TransitionsTransitions and Contrasts: Just like the Seasons
Scorching, sweltering, drying, draining
The Candle of the Sky, now a supernova
Chirping birds cry out for drops of draught,
The strays...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, absence, angst, change, emotions,
In the Place Where Nothing GrowsHe has no poetic garden to gaze upon
no outside to the inside of this room
Soft breaths of brothers 1, 2 and 3
like the breeze on...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, character, family, growing up,
Endless ThirstEndless Thirst
The world is shaking,
but I am not.
The world is afraid,
but fear,
feeds itself...
The sky is blue,
and the clouds are...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, abortion, abuse, addiction, america,
A Tale About ContrastsJust having an opinion or two does not mean that one is opinionated.
It's true that there have been things of which we have been falsely...
Read More
Categories:
people, poverty,
One Looks UpMonochrome winds fantail snowdrifts.
Fleck-churned sparks maw feathery flights
and a howling backdraft
spikes matted fur.
Pawing winds spring traps clenched,
injurious icicled haunches hollowed.
A smothering whiteness whistles
through yellow teeth,...
Read More
Categories:
anxiety, poverty,
Charlotte AngelI was a minister of the gospel, very happily living my life for the Lord,
Preaching the Word every Sunday, in the spirit of affinity and...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, angel, christian, dream, fantasy,
In London TownIn London Town, a girl was born
Who lost the crown, but won the scorn
Of Lady Margaret's deep disdain
For something proud, she cannot reign
Her daughter's...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, beauty, conflict, england, faith,
DonaldYou stank, and poo was once revealed when pants were pulled in playing field. Hard round briquettes, quite dry, like dung with straw sun-hard...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, 5th grade, bullying, childhood,
What Good Are Our TearsWhat Good Are Our Tears?
by Michael R. Burch
What good are our tears?
They will not spare the dying their anguish.
What good is our concern
to a child...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, child, child abuse, children,
Reflections of a Dollar General ShopperMaking my way through the Dollar General hoping to get an economy pack of Thank You cards to send out to all the people who...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, 3rd grade, angst, growing
The MetroThe Metro
At the metro
Railroad cars run on steel, metal tracks above and below ground
A narrow pathway in the dark
A screeching halt
A loud whistle
A...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, books, candy, city, dog,
From Humble BeginningsFROM HUMBLE BEGINNINGS
As the bitter Northern wind howled in the grey early morn,
Sat a young child half frozen, looking sad and forlorn,
He came from...
Read More
Categories:
poverty,
Spring of '78furniture made of
cardboard boxes
enhanced with
tablecloths and towels
it was all i could afford
i ate rice with corn niblets
holding out till payday
i made do with what i...
Read More
Categories:
home, innocence, nostalgia, poverty,
Global Novelty and PovertyShuffling between high and low
In search of sanity
Thrown to the dogs despite its glow
I deride the vanity
That in much of the global world
Climbs to the...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, poems,
DowntownDowntown
By Street Cries
Its spring but I still feel a cold breez
Phone in my hand feeling close to freez
Buses passing by people walking afaid...
Read More
Categories:
poverty, addiction, caregiving, culture, depression,