Poems on Life ^(101-125)

• by Ted Reynolds
  No Title, It Just Happened
  Lives touch, then separate, but are never really forgotten. Is there someone out there looking for you?
• by Geoff Sanderson
  On The Edge Of Dreaming
  Truth can often be found in unlikely places. And at equally unlikely times.
• by Lisa Winn
  Colors Of Our Life
  Communication brings all people closer - and poetry within the family does much the same.
• by Alan Wawruck
  My Life, My Wife
  Marriage and family aren't always what they seem.
• by Alicia Vasquez
  Painted Portraits Of Sapphire Skies
  This is a very beautiful poem about growing up, as seen through the eyes of a mother.
• by LJ
  My Book
  We all have uncertainties, but being adopted can raise even more questions.
• by Mark Gamble
  Rush Hour
  In the eyes of a poet, even chaos can be beautiful.
• by Pammy B
  The Eyes of Children
  There is a beauty in childhood not easily denied.
• by Michelle Newton
  Anger
  This talented writer discovers that poetry can do more than just communicate.
• by Misty Hawley
  Color Of One's Heart
  If we were to be blindfolded when we meet new people, would our first impressions change?
• by Jennifer
  Conflicted
  Every one of us feels conflicted at times. This poem contains just that - conflicting lines.
• by Allison Mathis
  In My Hand
  This young poetess wrote this poem as she was about to move away from her friends, her life, and her home.
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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 J. Samm
  You Made Me Fly
  This very exceptional writer artfully expresses the feelings that young people experience as they search for their place in society.
• by Kate
  Desire
  It might sound cliched, but it is hard to follow your dreams when the world is telling you that you shouldn't want what you want.
• by Jen
  Doors
  The people who have touched our souls are forever in our minds, and their essence is forever locked within our hearts.
• by Aurora
  Wear It Well
  This poem tells all people (not just knights) of chivalry - about the art of NOT complaining when something doesn't go your way.
• by Winnybear
  What A Dream
  None of us wants to see our parents grow older, or become weak or ill. This poet expresses those feelings beautifully.
• by Belisle
  In Those Rare Moments I See Truth
  "To thine own self be true" means, first, discovering who you really are.
• by Belisle
  On The Birth Of Our Son (and The Knowledge That Loss Brings)
  Death and Life aren't separate forces, but must be examined together. As reflections of each other and how they impact each of us.
• by Leonna
  This Land Beyond
  The only way to achieve anything is to first dream of it.
• by Rini
  Colors
  Life can be characterized by many things - even by the colors we see every day.
• by Douglas Burruss
  Do You?
  Most believe that being tough is a virtue, a way to get through Life. But that's not always the case…
• by Laura Lisle
  Solace
  We have a subcategory in the Sad section for death, but - even though this poem is about that subject, it's really far more about Life and its inevitable end.
• by Lloyd Klumpp
  The Mill
  Living is often a matter of setting priorities about what's important to us. Before it's too late…
• by Sharon A. Bryington
  While Waiting For Thee
  This delightful poem could have fit into almost any category, but I thought it's perspective on Life - and on death - would bring a particular message to this one.