Hope World Poems | Examples

These Hope World poems are examples of World poems about Hope. These are the best examples of World Hope poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberCarpe Librum Redux

I  love curling up  with  a great  book
especially  when It  is  gently  raining
What  it  lacks  in   physical   exercise
it makes up for in thought reframing
I can go anywhere  and do  anything
to see how  those  different folks live
Or ride in a rocket to the farthest star
full of curiosity just to see what gives
I can  take part in  a  harvest  of  blue 
as the blueberries  drip  from my lips
Or  contemplate if  my future destiny
includes  sealing wax  & sailing ships
I  hope  to carry  all that  I’ve learned
in my mind until  I have passed away
But lest  I  forget  this  important fact
that carpe diem means seize the day!
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Memberworld's suffering

the world suffers
by our hands we destruct
leaving no hope

Premium MemberThat blessed moment of the day

The craziness of the world
comes to a close in silence
draws breath and shuts down
gathers into a ball of fire
gracefully falls into darkness
to dream of a better tomorrow



AP: 1st place 2026

Premium MemberHOPE Here I AM

We all need to hope, in life so we can cope. It will give us rest, then we can do our talented best. Hope can be a great friend, to the very end. Hope where would I be without you? I do not have a clue.

Premium MemberWhat Is HOPE

I find hope because I am not dead, I find hope as the sun gets out of bed. The bright and pretty light will spread, for all to see and be read. With hope I will always look ahead, hope can be a common thread.


Premium MemberHeat of the Heartbeat For Us

"Do people really change or just the date on the calendar that really changes???" By Poet
"In the mists of your eyes," I found raw passion. As I talk to you, you "Burn me with your love poison." I cannot go on like this, you are tearing me apart. I hope one day, "I will find you beyond the stars." In a peaceful and loving world, as we live separately. Maybe we were not meant to be together, just sailing on the blue waters. "Where the sky drifts into the sea," where we both can find ourselves. I will let you go now. "Leashed to your dusk."

Premium MemberWorld Cup

Strangers shout as one
A whole world stitched by one ball
Heartbeat of the streets

Stadium light glows
One player feels the whole world 
Balanced on their foot

Crowds freeze in one breath
Carrying a nation’s hopes
One kick rewrites fate

Premium MemberHourglass



The silent sands in glass glide down,
A demure drip, without a frown.
Each grain a moment, soft and fine
In life`s pages, a gift divine.

They buzz tales of days that slipped by,
Of joys that bloomed, then flew to sky;
The present trickles like a stream,
Reflecting the soul`s fleeting dream.

In the un-spilled part of the sand
We eye the future that still stands,
A heap of hope, a silent plea
To cherish all that comes to be.

The world keeps whirling, time evolve,
Bits by bits, our muscles dissolve,
The hourglass mirrors our short stay,
Reminds us, life won't ever sway.

So, while blood still runs through our veins
Let us use our hands and our brains,
The world, a better place to build,
From rains and woeful winds to shield.

Premium MemberCHRISTINA'S WORLD

Christina pauses in the grass,
letting the wind cool her skin,
and thinks,
I remember running here…
I remember the strength I had.

The house rises ahead,
familiar as her own pulse,
and she tells herself,
every board, every window
still knows my name.

Her arms brace the earth,
and she thinks,
if I can’t walk home,
I can still reach for it,  
even as her legs
lie quiet beneath her.

And in the captured stillness,  
I see the truth Wyeth painted:  
strength is not always standing~  
sometimes it is the fragile body  
turning its face toward home  
and choosing, again,  
to try.

Premium MemberThis Is A Poem To Bring Peace To All The World


This is a poem
to bring Peace
to all the World
Can it help?
I hope so
It is long overdue
As John Lennon expounded
the World needs Peace
We can do it
If we put our
energies and minds to it
The USA can
lead the way
if we got some
innovative and enthusiastic leadership
In today's World
it seems like it's
a far and distant concept
But it can be done
with strong beliefs
and actions

Premium MemberOnly this world

confused 
as the whole world 
wraps itself around us 
squeezing the life out of us all 
no hope

Premium MemberRevolution

What does it mean to you?
When your own sasafr *ss is on the line,
the hope you had diminishes.

A Proud Boy is in your face
& has the final authority
A bad son shall end the likes of you.

With immunity he sheds blood
Crimson tidal waves of civil upheavals — never forget,
today's puff, may be your last cigarette.

An alien to you, to me you were sanctuary, 
a perishing human am I, violently 
I belonged, just like anyone.
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberThe price of tolerance

My heart shatters for all
the injustice I see in the world,
what hope do we have for mankind
if it's so difficult to get along?



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium MemberHaiku - Senryu 6: The days are coming

The days are coming that will be daunting for all hopelessness beckons. ____________________

Premium MemberThe Lemmings' Greed

The bloated politician extends a hand 
to the 60-hour-a-week little man.
Tossing him a few dry crumbs for a greasy vote.
Just enough to keep him pacified and afloat.
A pearly string of empty promises will follow.

We've been played again and again and again.
Sheep following a lemming's greed.  
Hope lost in the fold of the final breath.
The ego of the damned shines but is fool's gold.

Blackened tongues pretending to be bridges.
While carving mountains into tombstones. 
The elite slurping middle-class marrow in the shadows.
While goodness sips the dusty fate of tomorrow-

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