Simple Poems | Examples of Simple Poetry

From a reddish, horrifying gloomy cloud which brings upon a frowning beast~ I shall overcome and finally a smile shall bring me peace—poet :) Smiles are weapons against pain ...

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In a busy world I don't take for granted simple pleasures Blooms, newly risen in Spring from bulbs planted last year Rummaging through my collection of keepsake treasures. My children saying those three special words I want to hear. I smile when I have the involuntary reaction to give one back to a stranger who has just offered a nod...

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There's peace in simplicity. Embrace it. Peace in simplicity By Michelle Morris 18/05/2025 There's peace in simplicity Look around; feel calm and whole The less things you own The less stress on your soul People forget about this When they chase material things But once you leave this mortal coil It's mostly stressful for the remaining beings Those loved ones who...

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Simple is the way to be free Know we are soul, not body-mind Leave all fears and desires behind Unshackle soul from our mind tree Thoughts bisect whilst heart unifies If heart’s quiescent, ego dies Make head and heart with love agree Resolve all conflicts in love’s womb Witness then our heart lotus bloom Be at peace, joyous and carefree For life’s merely a...

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An intellectual dresses a simple idea in the cloak of heavy and elaborate words, Building castles from long, intricate sentences that rise toward the sky, While the poet, with eyes deepened in the mystery of the world, opens doors to truth, He takes the complexity of life and transforms it into a song of wind and light, Love becomes...

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Written: May 12, 2025, for contest by Line Gauthier ************************* It brings joy to lend a hand along the way, To cheer up someone on a dreary day. Timely compliments may endure a lifetime, Supporting them on their difficult climb. Helping...

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Lilac breeze - carrying hopes of honey...

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A vase, simple, elegant smooth symmetrical, with only one side, surface no inside nor outside, only in between a narrow neck extends up from the bulb twists back on itself to meld back into the vessel with no perceptible seam, join or mark at the intersection moving over its surface tracing, seemingly left and right, is not feasible the vase, no flower bears,...

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When we lived beneath thatch-roofed houses, Curry simmered in pots, Flames flickered from firewood gathered From hills and thickets. When bullock carts creaked Under paddy loads, Harvests reaped from fertile fields, Bicycles spun on dusty roads. When sounds of hand-pounding paddy Echoed from homes everyday, Women weaving at fly- shuttle looms Sometimes till late night. And when caws of the crows And chirpings of tea cricket at...

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Love alone heals soul’s wounds which our heart feels, dissolving all opposites in its womb, sensing God in all forms, His light reveals, as cravings of lower mind we exhume, that throb of bliss magnetism may resume. Recognising we are spirit, not form, it is natural with love to conform, breath by breath feeling the touch of God’s hand, tranquil and at peace,...

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why do people fear the arabic language? the dense, complicated sweet, athletic tounge language that many people around the world speak in pray in love in what is there to hate fear distrust i don't understand....

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change is all so sudden like a caterpillar in their cocoon wondering if they will emerge as a beautiful butterfly or suffocate in its supposed coffin or brand new space to grow and learn ...

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under the large open shade of the universe ...

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i'm in a class i never come to in a seat that feels like it’s ...

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So. Time to see her. At 2:48pm. Wake up (4:00). Constant strutting. Nails chewed. Overthinking. Stress-eating. 2 hour shower. :):(:):(:):(:) (whatever that is) 4 kilograms of Dad's cologne. ...

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