Short Hopelight Poems
Short Hopelight Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hopelight by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hopelight by length and keyword.
Pillars of light form between clouds
Supporting the sky
Of puffed gray, cotton vapor.
The smell of fresh earth arises
And reminds me
That light returns
After the darkness
Color returns
After the gray
And I return
After the words
For the pillars of light
That dry my rain.
These stars are so bright they light up this night. I wish i could pluck them one by one to put
in a jar so i might always have a light to guide me home. I want to soar among them, to
twinkle and shine, to belong amongst a star filled sky, to be one of heavens eyes, and maybe
be the one to guide someone home.
Form:
i saw the light yesterday,
ragged breath by ragged
breath, how lovely was
this light a promisising
light. i felt light and warm,
uplifted by this light. i saw
it i swear i did, it was the
hand of God who said
you my not come in i
have a chore for you
so you must live my
child, but someday
you will sit with me
in all my glory.
Form:
I see a light in the dark
Truly positive light
Among great despair
This is hope, it takes its form
Of a star in a broken world
My heart skips its rhythm
When the light flickers
I urge it to stay lit
It kisses my spirit
And I find myself lost for words
Was I ever wrong for losing it?
This beauty, this light
This wonderful spirit
That shone so brightly
In the perilous night
Amidst the smog
That wraps your city
Clogging the view
above the horizon
Of skies beauty
There is still one star left
that you see
And in your heart's ear
it whisper:
Amidst the intense smoke
that hids the multitude
Of other
hope and light giving company
I'm still here
to light and guide you
On your way
Yet I may be so faint
But the vision of your soul sees
that this faint light
is enough
To lit extinguished hope
to blaze again
in your cold heart!