With Success Poems - Poems about With Success

A puzzle’s like a riddle You hope to be surprised But to solve a real-good riddle I often close my eyes ...

Continue reading...

Glittering unhindered in the sky Is the star’s glow at places high, Lighting seas’ abysmal turmoils: Nature’s eye that darkness foils. But this glow’s sometimes short-lived: Evil gods by such excessive shine miffed May with clouds obfuscate the star And its heavenly luminescence mar. Yet whether in resplendent glow Or by jealous clouds overcast, A star will remain a star you...

Continue reading...

To live in abundance and magnify your fortune you must DIVINELY work for it. The far measures of where man will go for an instant magnitude relentlessly disqualifies the thoughts of having abundant control over their own hearts with love and forgiveness. And in addition, the practice of satisfying skin compared to a clean heart,...

Continue reading...

When heart breaks and bleeds under the sharp knife, Cut and crushed feelings blame the storm of life. When mind forgets the joy of the daybreak, forlorn eyes spend the night in tears and ache. But firm faith fights the hardest blows of pain, to triumph over the arrows of rain....

Continue reading...

What’s an appropriate pen-name for a poet on the climb for fame? First of all, it should have a ring to it, a certain literary allure about it. Make it clever, give it an appeal even though it isn’t yours or real. Choose a name that draws the ear and promises a lucrative career. Sound and purposeful psychology when coupled with creativity will boost sales...

Continue reading...

I took a loan to build myself a home just a little space to breathe to rest without chasing time. For a while, I lived with ease forgot the ticking clock watched joy bloom like flowers but never watered the debt behind me. So I borrowed again to pay what I once owed then borrowed more to mend the last circling like a bird with broken...

Continue reading...

In a sliver of a crack in the sidewalk up thrusts a hearty dandelion it asks for no quarter nor...

Continue reading...

If life were a game of chess, I would not be holding the chess pieces. I wish to become a chessboard, So I could see the wonders of life and be free Or I may in another way I can explain A plain tea that reflects the story of life, The chess pieces will show your past life How...

Continue reading...

I am the magician called Urgency. Many a person has been fooled by me. If only they’d paused so they could see. Their loss could have been a...

Continue reading...

GOD sent you here on a mission I pray that you don't give up before it's finished In your hands you have a ticket I hope you picked the winning digits In life Although I don't believe in Luck I believe you can come to a conclusion About what you want And and take the necessary steps...

Continue reading...

The children of Abraham are a force, sent by Gods word and walk with all of his force. Like a triangle, we do have points, sometimes we can hurt, and also cut into the earth. We are passionate about our God, and we bow down and pray for all of God’s blessing while on this...

Continue reading...

I watched a leaf release its breath, A golden sigh upon the air. It tumbled softly into death, A quiet dance without despair. The wind, a gentle funeral song, Caressed it with a lover’s grace. It drifted, weightless, swept along, No bitterness upon its face. I thought of all I’ve had to leave, The hands, the homes, the hollow years. I thought of how we...

Continue reading...

P-osted O-fficial E-ntries T-o R-aise Y-our C-ompetition's O-utcome N-icely T- hrill E-very S-ponsor T-oday Monocrostic...

Continue reading...

You built the skills, you have done the work, Faced every challenge, adjusted to every quirk. Now comes the fork in the road of life that is yours to face Grab the microphone of life with a warm embrace A DJ doesn’t follow sound, They craft the moment, feel the ground. They blend the old with the new, create the...

Continue reading...

A lady at a coffee shop was sobbing. Another lady, a Good Samaritan, said gently: May I be of help, madam?” “Not really,” she said, “it’s really nothing. My husband...an accident...this morning, fatal, and finally.” “Oh, I am so sorry,” said the lady offering her sympathy hoping she might lessen the lady’s grief. “Oh please, don’t be. My tears...

Continue reading...