Short Sadhope Poems

Short Sadhope Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Sadhope by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Sadhope by length and keyword.


Movement

I wish for nothing,
I ignore the truth,
I hope for something,
and thats all I do.

Movement towards,
the f'ing door,
handle turns,
the f'ing sun,
the f'ing porch,
movement back,
two f'ing steps,
f'ing slam.

I wish for nothing,
I ignore the truth,
I hope for movement,
someone push me out the door.
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Unforgivable

Whoever said two wrongs don't make a right,
Has never truly said goodbye.
To cut all ties let hope reside.
Tell the truth -
There's no longer need to lie.

Crash and burn, 
I pray death comes slow.
And in the end I hope your alone.
No one there to hear your last moan.

And I hope, 
you wonder
What if. 

As 
you die -

Alone.
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Cowardly

I guess Fear overpowered Hope and Faith. I guess
that way
is best.That way no one hurts. Just 
right. No
mistakes. No 
mess-ups and 
broken hearts. 
Foolishness, like a bird
sees no cat ready 
to pounce. To kill. 
To make it suffer. 
Well that bird 
had hope and faith, 
but forgot about the simple facts of life.

Heres To the Past

Why did you mean so much?
 I hope one day you look back
 and see the good times you 
spent with me. While i look 
 back and see you were my 
everything. You were the only
 one i needed then things got 
so complicated. I tried my best
 to save it but i fell short my love
couldn't save us so heres to the
 past where my memories lay i
 hope they rest in peace
cause they're here to stay. 
Heres to the past the Eternal 
resting place of my memories
Form:

Hope

Life’s encompassing goal
Seeks to make the soul a whole,
In a hope to regain
What is its true frame,
Created as one
Torn apart to almost none,
It dies within the depression of time
Losing itself is its only crime,
No control that it has
Makes the loss only last,
Seemingly longer
With no way to grow stronger,
In the hope from a moment
Flies a peaceful comet,
Returns the soul
From bitter pieces
To once again a whole
A lifelong lesson it teaches.


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