For Good Poems - Poems about For Good

Never to vices I put my best foot forward Since I got married....

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The circle of loyal friends is not large but small, we should welcome them with open arms; I've found a few that deserve my friendship: they can be trusted, they won't judge or build a wall. I've honored their desire for mutual fondness, they don't make fun of others and engage in gossip! ...

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Ingredients: ~ A pint of stress ~A cup of anxiety ~A tablespoon of guilt ~A pinch of regret ~A dash of hopelessness ~A sprinkle of self-doubt Directions: - Mix all the ingredients in a large bowl - Stir well until you feel a lump in your throat - Pour the mixture into a baking pan - Preheat the oven to 350°F - Bake for 30 minutes...

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A stuffy nose at Christmas, an annoying New Year's cough. Are nothing but a harbinger of laughing illness off. Do not submit to sickness, but joke at it instead. If illness does not get your joke, it just may see you dead! So let the New Year see you healthy and the old year bless your eyes. To see yourself wealthy, if not well and wise. And...

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To suffer the insults of fools is a worthless thing. Dismiss, and disregard, unthinking, tactless fellows, who've nothing else to do (like court jesters of a king) than peevishly chide, rail, protest in foolish bellows! 'Tis better to give praise, tribute, and to confer fame. ...

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First and foremost Always be on the lookout for the good And seek to find the best in everyone So long as that doesn't come at the expense Of leaving you blind and unable to spot The bad as well Otherwise because they are able to You will most definitely do for them And at that point even you will be Forced into realizing...

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I heard your encouragement so many times, worded ten million different ways that I forgot to listen for it anymore. Your love never came lightly, never with levity but rather cast echoes when it left the horizon. Sometimes it hurt on purpose, Just so you knew how severely you could affect. You forgot to listen too. I...

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The word of the day is: ' Excruciating' an adjective associated with intense pain, however its root meaning derives from the Latin 'excruciatus' meaning – ‘From the cross.’ Congratulations! for before or when we die we all will be - out of that cross. Life is a crucifixion for even the greatest joys come to suffering just as suffering comes to joy. Love saves. Jesus’s...

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Leaving this World for Good (IFL) ...

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Blasts of Dorcas for what she’d done And for thinking that she had won: For being the cause of what Ray did And for treating him like a kid. Off a scene, Magnus had thrice slid To be of Dorcas’ presence rid His flat rejection of her hid, His firm plans now: to waste The Seed And get lost...

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When lies are spread, destruction reigns. Hearts break and love bears ugly stains. Truth is obscured; grief lurks ahead. Destruction reigns when lies are spread. Truths may be told with harsh intent. No good results, for none was meant! Some wield cold truths with words so bold. With harsh intent, truths may be told. Half-truths arise, that heinous mix, the cause of hurts time...

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Relish this life and be happy, Wish to lead this life finely, Ways to be happy are many, Always trust in God wisely Delay never in doing duty, Obey all the rules gladly Fearing mustn't be done, Being very bold is better Punctuality is a fine step, Duty must have fine quality Calm approach is advisable Form that by being sensible Anger must be avoided, Stronger are calm...

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Love will crown you yet At the same time, it will also crucify you! Love as sweet as honey was transformed into a closet of darkness The love that was shared was the end and the beginning On this road of life, we will come to find ourselves alone for a season! The scent of bliss will not last forever Cuddling...

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short shorts, nipples freed hair dyed bright, to welcome thee ~ the sun shines all week 24 June 2022 Summer Nature Themed Haiku Sponsored by Tania Kitchin Poetry soup syllable counter...

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The faster the clock ticks The faster my heart beats The lights got me feeling sick And facing defeat Words splashed across the wall From splattered vomit this morning A monument to all who said I'd fall If I died would they all be mourning? It's selfish but I did it to me Drink after drink after drink Now I'm stuck on an island in...

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