Caring Poems - Poems about Caring

ANTHONY AND YOLANDA WE HAVE NORMAL DAYS GOOD DAYS AND TRYING ONES EACH REWARDING IN ITS ON WAY O DRIFT BACK ME WEARING WIRES PREGNANT FOR THE FBI BUYING WEAPONS AND DRUGS FROM JUNK SICK COPS THIS SHATTERED ME FINALLY SURVING AN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS ON MY LIFE FINALLY A CAR BOMB CRUSHING MY FACE IDENTITY...

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Forgive the day, the sun did not shine, for we needed the cloud to bring the rain. Forgive the mother and father, that was not perfect, for they loved you with all they had. Forgive the friend who hurt you, for they were misunderstood. Forgive the wife and husband who left you, for they did...

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He says we're just friends, But if I don’t Talk for a single day, He grows restless, searching for my voice or my text. When I rest my head upon his shoulder, His hand finds my cheek, gentle and caring, —As if protecting something precious. When he takes my hand in his, It feels like an unspoken promise, —A quiet vow lingering between...

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"A single rose can be my garden... a single friend, my world." - Leo Buscaglia I need not many friends in this my life~ A few will suffice, if they do wonders, As caring and kind as a loyal wife, Their presence resounds like distant thunders. More beauty is found in a single rose Than in weeds that overrun a garden. Their...

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not caring as his car disappears down the long road we traveled together not caring where the road took us ... once long ago her fairytale has no happy ending after all...

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Thank You for your wise words, I learnt to be smart in stealing, Stealing other’s hearts with my kind-words, Which is filled like yours with meaning. Thank You for your warm heart, I learnt to be worth-adoring, And stay awake and help others, Even when I can hear their snoring. Thank You for your lovely look, Now I can fluently cook, Cook heart-warming stories for...

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I have seen you in pain, And have also seen what others from it do gain, I have seen you in joy, And also how others around you, then, enjoy. I have seen you in love, When you hug her with the thought of Now, I have also seen you cope, All the odd situations you faced with hope. I have seen you...

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I’ll be here right beside you in the darkness when you call. I’ll be the one who makes sure that the last leaf doesn’t fall. I’ll be here watching over you though all others are gone. I’ll be here though you’ve lost the strength and will to carry on. I know that it’s your darkest hour. I know it’s hard to see. I...

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We must clear the signs If visitors come. The instructions on how to Wipe and clean. It is for shame, to not Embarrass him. Signs encouraging growth and how to Self-sustain. What do they think of My old cracking bathroom? If they knew the battles fought here, the messes made! At least the dog can still be washed here. So that’s one...

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Today I’m grateful for knowing that we are all sisters and brothers and that the key to making the world our Creators envisioned is by caring for one another. ...

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If you want someone to change your world, Don’t give up on the sick girl. You may see her walking down the street, But you won’t know of her struggles because she is so discrete. You would never guess she had to re-learn to walk – twice, Because her presentation doesn’t give off signs. When you come to know her and...

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Today, lying on the hospital bed. The professionals asked me to relax. It was only a simple medical procedure, There was no anesthetic to put me to sleep. I wished to hear some music, That would be perfect. Then, first thing came to my mind, Was you standing by my bedside. Held my hand and sang me some lullaby. Well, that was what I...

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If we embraced caring, what a world we could have Empathy would ooze forth from every Mom and Dad The golden rule would be apparent on every corner of town Six would run to help when an old lady has fallen down. We would know our neighbors, their names, and stories too People would be upbeat, and excited, no one...

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I was but a tin man, A cold and heartless can, Frozen solid stuck on my feet, But then I heard a beat, It was you that oiled my joints, Many unrivaled selfless points, You cared for this piece of tin, To give life where none had been, Caring for me with little rest, Until again a beat from my chest, Showing me what true...

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Into the gloom by Michael R. Burch Into the gloom, beyond the point of caring, past fascist rows that stare and blanch and cross and watch us always, by the sunset's flaring, we watch our footprints vanish. Sponge-like moss absorbs our heavy bootheels, till the whisper of passing from the earth, our soft refrain, sounds like the hoot owl's eerie...

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