Lesson Poems - Poems about Lesson

Lesson Learned Onyx black no diamond twinkling stars doth fill the sky, just the silver light from a winter’s moon shines down upon emerald coloured grass both dark and bright, under melting snow...Read the rest...

To lose my heart Will be a failure Considering the man Who comes back home Every night, torn from inside A trembling smile Being held together With a familiar adhesive....Read the rest...

Charles Green was eight years old, and his father was a great teacher. Yet, Charlie preferred playing to school; because he was a daydreamer. The Greens lived in the town of Ivoria, where dahlias nodded greeting; And Charlie...Read the rest...

In the auction of damnation They sell souls of the damned, Those who plummet from the summit On the auction block will land. If hell is where you’re heading Prepare for being bought, But if you desire being buyer Then this tale...Read the rest...

I'm lost for words, do I suppose to feel this way about my detached family Mother and brother with their weird dynamic duo relationship My father has a whole another family or two he's managing Perplexed by...Read the rest...

Be proud of your scars It shows your strength The pains you've endure It tells your story Showing your victory Giving you the glory. Scars are not chains Don't let it tame you Leaving you ashame Scars are evidence All you've...Read the rest...

The past is a lesson, not a prison, The past is a mentor, not a captor. The past is a tale, not a jail, The past is a page, not a cage. The past is a foundation, not a...Read the rest...

My heart is cold. “Time is the healer of hearts” so I’ve been told. With arms crossed, and an open heart. The story unfolds. Before me lies a ditch, one that I lie in. ‘Biggest blessing or biggest...Read the rest...

Oh, how the clouds paint dreams in the deep, blue, skies above Creating pictures of love Anything is possible it seems! While the autumn leaves flutter below, like a colorful, clapping, audience Oh, what an experience, to observe this kind of show! A...Read the rest...

As I reach old age the greatest lesson I've learned: to forgive myself of youthful indiscretions even if no one else does...Read the rest...

I read some of Lin Lane newest poems, about ten poems. Then, I found myself interested to read her first post in this site. In there, I read her first poem and comments about it....Read the rest...

Two plus two equals four...unless it doesn’t. Every young student learns the rules… as taught them. Higher education muddles it all…with complex theorems....Read the rest...

Dinosaurs once ruled the earth And their bones are found all over. They're in the ground Just waiting around For some paleontologist to discover. There were thin ones, and tall ones, And fat ones, and small ones, But they all lacked one...Read the rest...

In a bright yellow, the big bus stands still, Its lights flash a warning, a sign of care. Giggles and waves from tiny hands inside, A moment to pause, where safety’s embraced. Red lights flash, and the bus is...Read the rest...

I've been schooled to be fooled, As if taught by a court jester at last. I've been drooled, to be ruled By a goddess, yet that worship went all too...Read the rest...