Short Samaritans Poems
Short Samaritans Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Samaritans by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Samaritans by length and keyword.
Why are the "good ones" the first
to die
Why can't We see Heaven, from
the sky
Why do birds, SOUTH, for the
Winter fly
Why is it so hard to say:good--
bye
Why, at the lowering of a casket,
do We cry
Why of "good samaritans", are We
short on supply
Lone Wolf in society,
Lone, but not alone,
Solo nesting these days,
All normal for the old,
Take care, friends,
Good Samaritans, angels,
True, none walk alone,
Our Lord cares for all,
He hold our hand,
Loving heart, ever young,
Lone Wolf, works for me.....
When you are done flying
And are forced to land
Follow the Angels (cat) eye's
And park your wing's
And rest up
In the V.G.P section
With all the other angels
A samaritans work is never over
As the world is in need of
Good
Great
Giving
Gracious
Grateful
People aka such as you
I call them my angels of the freeway -
the three good Samaritans that I met.
Seeing me stranded, each stopped right away.
I call them my angels of the freeway.
Changing a tire for me, how kind were they!
Three times I’ve been rescued and I’ll not forget.
I call them my angels of the freeway -
the three good Samaritans that I met.
12/3/2017 for the Good Samaritan Contest of Craig Hawkins
Can mere words heal my soul?
Can their counsel cure my sickness
Why does my lips tell to the ears
With no balm to my excruciating plight
I tell and tell again,
They listen and listen again
As I say with an unseen rivulets of tears from the abyss of my weary heart
Little I know yesterday,
That here I am alone
That only me bears my cross
No family, no friend
Even samaritans are long dead
No one would come by
I live alone, and will die alone
when we acknowledge we are all one we will as a universe, have won
our souls are connected; none of us are separate
those who know this are proponents
of the “greater good”; good for everyone
good for not only our friends, but good for the world
when we are selfless, when we instill hope in others
when we look out for our neighbors, we are Good Samaritans
we do not care about a reward on earth or in heaven
our reward is feeling great
as our soul leaps in pure joy