Comfort Words Poems

These Comfort Words poems are examples of Words poems about Comfort. These are the best examples of Words Comfort poems written by international poets.

August 12 Faith in God Bible Meditations Based on Jeremiah 1-3

Key Verse – Jeremiah 1:9 Then the LORD put forth his hand, and touched my

© Beata Agustin  

Intruders
Invasive interlopers
Encroaching on the edge
Of thought
Prowlers invading
The sanctity of the soul
Clumsy burglars
Violating the boundaries
Of whispered secrets
Purring cat burglars
Seeking comfort

© John Lawless  

We met by fate, on a quiet eve,
January winds, a moment to believe.
7:50 it struck, the clock did chime,
A coincidence, yet it changed all time.

Since

© Ananya Tripathi  

WORDS

I have accumulating wealth for I have the gift of words.
They're a treasure unto myself in my expanding universe.
Words have the power to wound or

© Gayle Carter  

some words wound and some heal
some words seeping down, hearts steal.
some words hit hard, some deeply cut
some meant to praise, but some to insult.

 

© Valsa George  

I love my pen
I love to write
Words of comfort.

Pen is my friend
I grow with it
Since childhood days.

With modern trend
More love gadget
So now I've change.

Instead of

© Hugo Sarvida Jr.  

A choice

Without choice

No question arose

For this birthing

In blackness and

Sharp voices 

Scolding the choice..



Regrets

For the choice arose

Imagined alternatives

Without sharpness

Without edges of an

Imagined identity..



Masks worn with

Pride and

© Charles Coon  

To whoever is writing my story,
I beg you to answer all my why’s
To fill the empty void in my heart
And give meaning to all the

© Preeti Gill  

There may be

Encouragement

For the possibility

Of a rising fullness..

Yet fullness is

Already present

And may appear as

Arising of the 

Encouragement...



"Live a little, comfort a little, cheer thyself a

© Charles Coon  

If love were my bililligig
and thou my comely sorrcondor,
I’d shirren courst thine eyes assiligig
as mine own gane sizzon begondor.

Oh, mine hertzen hurtzen!
How could thoust be

© Linda Alice Fowler  

The search

Names all experience:

Discomfort searching for comfort

Poverty searching for more

Death searching for life

Unsweetened searching for sweetening

The not-yet searching for already

And on and on..

Then there is

© Charles Coon  

Love is affection that lives in the heart,
Sometimes most realized when we’re apart.

There is a kind of love for parents and siblings,
When thought about, it

© Brent Wright  

There’s a peace that whispers soft  
when I step beneath the open sky,  
trees stretching in green prayer,  
branches swaying like the

© Emily Midea   

Which words soothe
You know the ones that cool temperatures
And bring that smile to the face of busy days
Overworked and overlooked

They fall out of minds
A jumbled

© Andy Mears  

I wonder why these words are short
When they should have been rather long,
That, we have fair time to abort.

Fine, we’re not in judicial court,
Nor are

© Aniruddha Pathak