Tag Archives: Motivational
Poetry: Silent A by Nicole Long
Genre: Motivational, Society, Inspirational They call me Silent A— Who am I? They ask and don’t ask Slithering into a discussion about School, politics, what happened on the news— While everyone gazes for a reaction, Do they look concerned? … Continue reading
Read Poetry: The Hypocritical Oath, by Angela Umphers Rueger
Genre: DEATH, SOCIETY, MOTIVATIONAL, INSPIRATIONAL Not just anyone can kill a baby; It takes a degree to commit that crime. The doctor’s conscience will hurt him—maybe, But the guy on the street will do some time. In the clinic it’s … Continue reading
Read Poem: To Save The World, by Patricia Egan
Genre: Awareness, Society, Hope, Painful, motivational Cascaded by the edge of fire Surviving this persecution Unknown to passing eyes Life that was meant to save Not be subject to explicit wear I was surrounded by hope Cast into a glorious … Continue reading
Read the best of MOTIVATIONAL/INSPIRATIONAL Poetry – Part 2
CLICK the link and read the best of poetry AFTER SUNSET, Javane Stewart After Sunset, Poetry by Javane Stewart BARBIE, Hlox Da Rebel Barbie, Poetry by Hlox Da Rebel ONLY UNTIL BOREDOM STRIKES, Rayanne Banaga Only Until Boredom Strikes, Poetry by Rayanne Banaga … Continue reading
Sedona Noon, Poetry by Cliff Smith
Genres: Death, Funeral, Hope, Inspirational, Life, Love, Motivational, Philosophical, Redemption, Relationships, Religion, Song. Life is so fine here on the line till you cross over. Lose your mind cause you can’t find your four-leaf clover. You’ll discover another lover and … Continue reading
The Sempiternal Sapphire, Poetry by Sohinee Dey
Genre: Hope, Inspirational, Long, Motivational, Rhyme, Strong, Life, Personality. Out of nowhere, blowed the outraged zephyr, Trying to diminish the glow of the sapphire. Evocative and fetching all together, Knew the wind not that it was nether! Beleaguered by the … Continue reading
A Remarkable Tale from the Land of Podd, Poetry by Ed Newman
In a faraway land, in the Land of Podd,
folks felt themselves each just a little bit odd.
Why in fact, not a few,
not even a dozen,
and not just a sister or uncle or cousin…
‘Twas the entire country caught under this spell,
each believed only others were anything swell,
and each felt discouraged just a smidge by his lot,
and this is what happened, believe it or not. Continue reading
