inspirational

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

Silence Of Snow
The night air is heavy and the world is shaded. There has been anticipation since the sunlight faded. In your dreams you think of canes of candy and bells of a sleigh.
By Paul Crocker8 years ago in Poets
Happiness
I use to think happiness would be obtained if I had a lot of money or if I had the plethora of things money could buy, but true happiness could never be that shallow
By clarkspittah8 years ago in Poets
Yesterday It Rained
Make me wet, I told the clouds. They looked dark and so did strain. I laughed out loud. Because yesterday, it rained.
By Paul Crocker8 years ago in Poets
Poems
Poems presented are by Megan Ashley. When The Sun Fades When the sun goes down and the night arrives And I see dark shadows when I close my eyes,
By Megan Goff8 years ago in Poets
The Lifted Soul
I glide through the air painting over the gray clouds a rainbow in motion Affirmations are powerful tools for healing. I started writing haiku a long time ago. More recently, my growing interest in personal growth led me to align the haiku form with the personal affirmation.
By Laurie Molloy8 years ago in Poets
Double Standards
How we can teach if we don't care How can we love when we don't feel How can we move forward when we're still stuck in the past
By Ebony Brown8 years ago in Poets
From the Outside Looking In
She hesitates, As her fingers playfully dance across the crinkled leather binding of the steering wheel, The air stifling despite the cool air flowing through the vents,
By Jai Storm8 years ago in Poets
Wonder
When someone's on your mind, Wonder if you're on theirs. When the night falls, Wonder when the day begins. When you rise from slumber,
By Alisha Casteel8 years ago in Poets
Reservoir at Dawn
Crystal water as still as Narcissus’s pond, surrounding spruce trees cast a flawless image with winter air crisps thy morning breath,
By Karen Chapero8 years ago in Poets
For Those Who Lost
Don't Brush Them Away For Those Who Lost Dear all five of you Four students, one teacher, One year and one school. I have not forgotten you.
By Kara Gimby8 years ago in Poets
The Growth of Failure
If you falter, Fear not the consequence, Fight the legions of Pride and Wrath, For there is only one truth above all.
By Nathan Fox8 years ago in Poets
It's Going to be All Right
Joy is watching your little brother’s cheeky smile turn into a laugh Joy is knowing there’s nothing more you need than what you already have
By Jeniah Clarke8 years ago in Poets