Powerful Words Poems

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

Love is like time, it moves and has its own space and rhyme, like the pieces are all over the universe, making us look for

© Janine Balistreri  

Words can wound, and also heal, they have a power to alter, the atmosphere. 
Words can make us feel like a star, making us glow

© Janine Balistreri  

Words both good or bad are very powerful,
bad words said are like a volcanic eruption to the soul.
Why do family and friends hurt each other,
do

© Paula Goldsmith  

From your tender voice into my ears 
flow sensual whispers that enthrall. 
Wrapping silk threads around my being, 
spellbound... I am beginning to fall. 

Soft

© Ron VanHooser  

There is something so powerful
in sitting down and writing
about anything that puts wings
on your spirit and lets it rise
above the doubts and difficulties
to take control

© Kathleen Hassall  

In the barnyard, on a farm,
Lived a pig with a certain charm,
Wilbur was his name, so bright and sweet,
A special pig, that all did greet.

Charlotte,

© Joel Hawksley  

        ~ Words are a manipulator's most powerful weapon - tactical game ~

© Anne-Lise Andresen  

I was beaten into silence as a young child
from my father's brutalizing rage and 
psychological torture as he punched me.

When I was 5, a man

© Diane Perna  

Words have power
Some can bring joy and excitement
While others rip open heart
That never healed cruelly.

Some people's words are just acting
Not worth taking seriously
Some fake it

© Hugo Sarvida Jr.  

Widsith was a traveling minstrel who "sang for his supper" but may have been prone to exaggeration...

Widsith, the Far-Traveler, Part I of III
anonymous Old English/Anglo-Saxon

© Michael Burch  

You can set the mindset and the tone of how your life will be. 
Yes, you can set the mindset with your thoughts and the

© Colette Dright  

Hearing your words echo back to you
is a very powerful thing
weather the echo is in nature
or comes back to you in the form
of someone else

© Kathleen Hassall  

Children say what they feel,
their honestly can make one reel.
Little ones have not learned words hurt,
so their tongues flow like fresh dirt.
Adults should know,
powerful words

© Paula Goldsmith  

Words. They’re like… polished diamonds, right?
Sparkling, yeah, but they cut deep, you know?
Shakespeare, and Keats, played the game,
Weaving magic with syllables and building empires with

© Dr. Padmashree R P  

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The words we hear when others speak 
describe a story of their own critique

When we hear the words they use to define
It has influences on

© Brent Wright