Hope Rhyme Poems | Examples

These Hope Rhyme poems are examples of Rhyme poems about Hope. These are the best examples of Rhyme Hope poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberRumpled Rucksack

You rumpled my rucksack

Then you pimpled my crack

You crumpled my schnutzsack

I hope my pimples come back


No joy from my rucksack 

From your plan of attack

My boys from the outback

Are lodged deep in my crack


I know, I know. You're asking yourselves...when is this old man going to grow up!...Right?
I must be regressing back to my puberty daze!...Sorry Soupers!


Premium MemberForgiveness is Golden

Forgiveness is essential, I am told,
but it makes me think of the rule of gold.
When I think of the mistakes I've made,
all the harm I have conveyed,
and the second chances I've been given,
I still hope to be forgiven.
So, when it comes to forgiving others, 
the golden rule applies to my brothers.

Premium MemberCornucopia - SS

A windswept fall leaves a rake's prongs grounded free,
obliged Sapphire's realm, tinged with a seasoned spree,
blissfully fathoms the governed spirits of caromed eyes,
of gathered acquaintances rings about you as time flies,
queries the mobile a stance, a glance at echoes of lights,
as a soloist envy all-eyes dancing that September ignites.
© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Membera sailor's lament

They say a man's suppose to die when he sees the autumn sun
But I've thrown the dice and stagger forth with what I have become
For daggers thrown and lovers lie in turmoil and in truth
And I'm forgotten with all hope when I was a youth
I say thee not a sword-thrust clean did run me through to bone
With death approaching now I see you reap what you have sown
So carry me not a sailor's death for my life I would behold
To see the end most hurriedly for my story to be told

Premium MemberRunning from my pain

I'm running from pain

Standing on the platform waiting for 
The train 

I have got a ticket to nowhere im just
running from my pain 

I have not planned my route and I have
No place to stay.

I'm just catching the fist train that pulls in
And I hope to fade away 

They say don't run away away from it
Stay and face your fear

But the only way I can forget my pain is by using Drugs and beer.

I have all what I need packed into a
rucksack 

I have told no-one where I am going
As I am not planning on coming  back

 Stay away from people that's how 
It has to be

If no one knows where I am then the pain of the past cannot find me.


SUMMER QUEEN

Hope I'm the only one you call Beb
Every time you go to Bed 
Keep it low-key with them Blues
Or listen to my lyrical Bars
You Promised to be my only 
I go keep it a hundred with you Bae
You pretty thick with some big Booty
I love everything 'bout your Body
Go put on your Bikini
Lemme take you out to the Beach
Bang you hard from the Bay
With no sweeting in its coastal Breeze
        surviving_pawn

Praising the power

Thanks, this scribe must say,
Grateful we woke up today,
Let's rise with joyful smiles,
God blesses us across the miles,
Seeking God's wisdom, no less,
Trusting divine plan, no stress,
God, hope we can all still pray,
Guide Earth's city of God someday,
Sent us Jesus, holy preacher,
Holy Spirit, our best teacher,
Grace sparks us, staying alive,
Thanks, God, our faith can thrive,
God loves His mortals anyway,
Even when the flock turn away,,
Praising His power, no need to fret,
Thanking awesome God, our best bet.

An Immortal's Prophecy

The stench of endless days clings to my name;
My folly, like a rust, but stings not him.
A meek heart paid for by relentless blame,
Youth’s bitter wine- a draught forever grim.

Past twilights reel in cadences untrue,
I fall, a penitent within the flame;
Bound to repentance- ash where roses grew,
My voice, the echo of a sullied name.

O sickle, strike the valleys we once promised,
Lay low the ghosts that haunt my dwindled shore.
Let golden breaths on iron fleece be kissed,
And singe the thought that kept me wanting more.

So let the world unspool what once I wore,
That even ruin might return me pure.

Premium MemberDivided States

Families, friends, neighbors, communities,
living in the land of liberty.
A nation easy to divide,
fed by smears, seduced by lies.
Emotions worn like fragile sleeves,
hatred finds a place to breathe.
A sickness spreads, unseen but loud,
echoed through the media cloud.
Even when the facts aren’t true,
they comfort those who always knew.
We fracture more with every feud,
distrust becomes our daily mood.
Arrogance floats through the air,
ignorance tangled everywhere.
We elect with hope, then watch despair,
do they serve, or do they stare?
Freedom to vote, a hollow ring
when sides refuse to shift or swing.
You speak your mind, you risk the cost,
mocked, dismissed, your meaning lost.
We’re growing colder, more confined,
trapped in one-dimensional minds.
Opposition seen as threat,
truth becomes what we forget.
And when debate no longer lives,
hatred is the truth we give.

Premium MemberThe Last of Miss Last

I was young at age but old enough to recognize cruelty
My eyes watered and my tummy ached 
I was scared and embarrassed 
With wet trousers my tiny thin legs- Shaked 

I had raised my hand to go to the john 
But my fourth-grade teacher, whom I'll never forget 
She wouldn't let me go, why- I don't know?
But I know it was her fault, that I was soaking wet
 
The kids in my classroom stared at me shaking 
Watching me crying, my eyes dripping water 
Who will she not let go next? 
The boy who sat next to me- or somebody's daughter

My mother, may she rest in peace 
Rushed to the school to bring me some dry clothes 
She spoke to the principle in a fiery rage 
That's when all hell broke out, and a firing arose 

That was the last time I saw that mean teacher 
Never again would she teach in that school 
I hope that she learned a good lesson in life 
It's not very nice to be disturbingly cruel

Premium MemberTWO THINGS TO KNOW

I am grateful that I learned long ago
two pieces of wisdom I hope, someday, 
everyone will know.

Piece of wisdom number 1 
to know before our life comes to an end:
Is…when our life is filled with joy and happiness
It’s best to share these times with our family and friends.

The second piece of wisdom to learn before our life is done:
When our life is filled with grief and sorrow
See piece of wisdom number 1
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberQuicksand

My life is crumbling down 
And my walls are caving in
Its been headed down hill
Since i began a life of sin

I could've been a lawful man
And found a respectable way
I should have fought harder 
At keeping temptation away

Now all my wrong choices 
Are showing their ugly face
I can't escape from them
They refuse to give me space 

I feel as though I'm sinking 
Being swallowed by quicksand 
I'm reaching out while Praying 
Someone will grab my hand

Premium MemberComplified'

In asking others for imput on many events of life, i received no definitive answer..' And after thinking twice...I arrived at the
Mental conclusion..That possibillity's are
Rife so i just ' coined this term 'complified'
Which reads and sounds well? rather nice.' I hope it is of use to you..When challenged
Day to day..If confusion ever strikes you? Then this could well be the word to say.?

Star Far - CM

Bright star, shine far
Deep scar, leaves mar

Premium MemberEach day is a delight

Each day, for me, is an endless delight.
Rainbows of optimism enchant my sight.
Like monsoon drizzles, fullness flows and floods.
Worlds of hope are seen in the blooms and buds.

There's an unknown stir in my inmost soul.
A weird whirl curls and furls my hidden goal.
A sunbeam silently enters my shrine.
Like gold in the sun, my heart and mind shine.

New blood of change flows through new flesh and veins.
The environs are in mirth, freed of pains.
As the grace of the divine fills the earth
Physique and psyche gain constant new birth.

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