Gratitude

Glimmers of a Thankful Heart
The morning sun, in gentle grace, Unfolds its light upon my face. A whispered breeze in a golden hue, A silent promise, bright and true.
By LASZLO SLEZAK11 months ago in Poets
The Secret Ingredient: A Granddaughter’s Path to Preservation
The Secret in the Scraps The recipe’s mystique centered on a single instruction: “Stir in the honey last, and never let it boil.” No explanation, just a faded underline beneath the word never. Grandma had followed it religiously, even as I rolled my eyes. “Science can optimize this!” I’d insisted, scribbling calculations on how temperature affects enzymatic properties.
By sasanka perera11 months ago in Poets
Faith's Persistence
The city stirs— a baker dusts flour from her hands, a driver hums at a red light, a mother braids her daughter’s hair, her fingers patient, unhurried.
By Solomon Walker11 months ago in Poets
The Weight of a Father's Love
The Weight of a Father's Love ''Dad, we ran out of gas.'' ''Dad, we need more soap.'' ''Dad, the pantry is empty.''
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Poets
On Renewals, Springtime
The ice on the river is breaking. First a whisper, then a crack, then a thousand silvered pieces drifting toward somewhere new.
By Solomon Walker11 months ago in Poets
Bright Venus
Introduction Each morning and night I see Venus, a morning star and evening star, which shines brightly above my neighbourhood,
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 11 months ago in Poets
Got a Secret
Got a Secret Got a secret, locked it tight, whispered once to kill the night. Soft as breath, sharp as sin, sealed with lips, yet creeping in.
By Marie381Uk 11 months ago in Poets
GRATITUDE WITHOUT END
I wake to breathe, to air clean enough to fill my lungs, to silence, the kind that is not empty but whole, where the wind hums, where a bird’s song waits to be heard.
By Nash Georges11 months ago in Poets
And now I'm right here
And now I'm right here, with nostalgia drifting into my ears And today's comfort or tomorrow's vice stinging on my lips And I have a thought, which aches with the weight of untold years
By Gabriel Huizenga11 months ago in Poets
Top Story?!
Out of a list of over 20 poems this past month You choose my worst one to love It didn't even rhyme It was just to get the anger out of my mind
By L.I.E11 months ago in Poets
The Art of Energetic Boundaries: A Solitary Path to Peace
I will abandon anyone who influences me negatively, and I will stay away from anyone who belittles me. Following these two sentences can reduce 90% of the troubles in life. We cannot choose who we meet, but we can decide who we walk with. When facing other people's comments, you just need to ask back lightly, "So what?"
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing11 months ago in Poets
My 2025 Affirmation Poetry
Everyday I will Add Three Lines To This Poem: I deserve to be Kind to myself I am all that I can be and more I love myself every day
By Mariann Carroll11 months ago in Poets