Poems on Life ^(276-292)

• by Poet deVine
  The Coach
  A poem about football, that has nothing to do with football, and a whole lot to do with respect. And with Life.
• by Michael Anderson
  Life's Epic Battle
  Winning a war, especially one with yourself, can be a monumental, never-ending task. Winning a single battle in that war, however, is something all can hope to attain. And perhaps, in the end, it's all that any can hope to attain.
• by Rosemary J. Gwaltney
  Nor'Easter of 1956
  With sharp, clear memory, complete with hair-raising sound, I recall the eerie and haunting moaning of the wind in the blizzards of my prairie childhood.
• by Lloyd Klumpp
  Past
  If time indeed flows like a river, there are some interesting observations we can make about it. And, perhaps, some Truths we can learn.
• by Michael Anderson
  Turn to Stone
  The innocence of childhood can't last forever. And what is to take it's place? Ah, therein lies a tale…
• by Jeremy Redinger
  New Light
  This poem about a new-born child is the result of a Special Request made by a visitor.
• by Jennifer Wooters
  Little Shadow
  There are those days when even the perfect people feel invisible.
• by Rosemary J. Gwaltney
  Kisses Through Glass
  I believe this poem speaks for itself - a silent cry in the wilderness.
• by Lisa Teller
  Kristen Marie
  This poem is in answer to a special request from one of our visitors. Cheryl's newborn daughter now has a poem of her very own…
• by Ashley Ronnenberg
  Hiding
  What if Cinderalla lived today? Fairy godmothers seem to be far and few between…
• by Jeremy Redinger
  Mountain Men
  Decisions are a part of life. Some are easy, some are hard, too many are left to default. But all have repercussions.
• by Jennifer Johnson
  As the Day Goes
  When it feels as if the burdens of life have become too great to bear, maybe it's time to take a look at the larger picture.
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• 19 poems

  Attack on America

  The tragedies of September 11 have understandably sparked an outpouring of emotions, and a relentless deluge of personal questions and doubts. People need to talk. To explore. To come together in sympathy, in outrage, and perhaps in a measure of understanding.
• 1 poems

  Inspirational Poetry

  If Life is a series of ups and down, then these poems attempt to paint a road map that can better guide us through the valleys so we can find our way to the top of those hills. Poetry to uplift, motivate, and make us look at this world with new eyes.
• 82 poems

  Poems About Family

  There can be no Life without family, and these pages are devoted to poetry about our families and the strong bond that exists there. You'll find poems about children, parents, grandparents, and siblings.
• 70 poems

  Poems About Society

  Much of the Life we lead is necessarily centered around society. These poems explore our society and the structure of civilization, especially as how it impacts us as people.
• 62 poems

  Teen Poetry About Life As A Teenager

  When a teen writes a poem about Life in general, it gets treated like any other poem at Passions. But when a teen writes a poem about the unique viewpoint of Life that a teen sometimes has, the poem goes in this subcategory. All of these poems are by teens, about their Lives.

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• by xan
  Waiting Game
  Life is a constant pursuit of goals and dreams, but some people take that pursuit a bit too seriously.
• by Ron Carnell
  Not A Common Thing
  Perhaps this poem should be in the Love section, but it's more about love in general than about A Love in specific. And Life, after all, is very much about Love, too.
• by Michael Anderson
  Walking Alone
  Two poets, one famous and the other perhaps of equal talent though certainly of less reknown, take a hard look at a not uncommon human condition.
• by Ron Carnell
  Breaking Out
  I always intended to set this poem to music, but never did. It speaks of a very optimistic time of my life, when I saw things much more simply. I sometimes think I like the "me" of then better.
• by Ron Carnell
  Honesty
  This is an extremely short poem that reveals the lie inherent in a common truth.