inspirational

Inspirational poetry is just the thing to lift your spirits or rejuvenate your creativity.

Befriended
To lose it all in a flash, No more laughter. Only the tears of one all alone, Thrown away like an old toy. Cast aside by the people I thought I knew,
By Megan Mcdonough6 years ago in Poets
For The Healthworker
They close their tired eyes, they rest their weary heads For the past 13 hours they’ve dreamt of their beds They must try and cherish this few hours sleep
By Vicki Lucas6 years ago in Poets
The Truth Will Set You Free
You’ve heard it said, or maybe you read it. The truth will set you free. Did you shrug it off as a worthless comment? Did you laugh?
By Valerie Gessler6 years ago in Poets
Be Yourself,Stay Yourself
Living in society poses a challenge, Influences coming from here and there, Stories some real and some fake being shared,
By Shweta 6 years ago in Poets
Unrestrained
It’s a new day A new time, A new space Will you believe in what you know, Rather than the case? How do you feel about the science
By Lady Psyren6 years ago in Poets
Queens
You are a Queen Let your head be held high Let your crown grow as high as the sky You are royalty And they should treat you as such
By Lady Psyren6 years ago in Poets
Lambda Theta Alpha
Of any sorority that I ever had the pleasure of collaborating with My best times were spent with Lambda Theta Alpha, they’re totally my favorite
By savage writer6 years ago in Poets
Follow _____
From Robert Lee Brewer's blog, Poetic Asides, "For today’s prompt, write a follow _____ poem." Follow ______ Follow what you cannot see:
By Christina Perry6 years ago in Poets
Take a deep breath
Who’s to say I’ll live to die another day What will I look back on and have my loved ones be so proud of What have I accomplished that spoke volumes that moved mountains that inspired lives or instilled hope
By Yoruichi 6 years ago in Poets
Let Me Be Better
I am not a child, I am a woman! A woman with thoughts, feelings, and opinions all my own. And yet I am treated as if I were a child
By Megan Mcdonough6 years ago in Poets
Making Sense of Pandemic through Poetry
Making Sense of Pandemic through Poetry Nearly a full year has gone by since my last blog post (on another site), with last month alone feeling like the passage of five years over the span of four short weeks. It's hard to wrap my head around all the confusion and uncertainty, moreover the fear that accompanies the unknown. I'm sure I am not alone in my feelings of apprehension.
By Christina Perry6 years ago in Poets
a n a p o l o g y
I honestly only have one major fear. Although it isn’t of heights or of killer clowns, I wish it were that simple. The only thing that scares me to death isn’t of death itself, but of dying without living a fulfilling life.
By Madelena Martinez6 years ago in Poets