Hope Poems - Page 3

41. In Good Time...

• By Abimbola T. Alabi
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 2019 with permission of the Author.

Life can seem an endless maze,
The twists and turns, lulls and delays,
But things always fall into place...
In good time.

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42. Trapped Under Evil's Demise

• By Jenny M Frye
• Published by Family Friend Poems March 1, 2024 with permission of the Author.

I was just an innocent child, so pure and so fragile,
Unaware of the darkness lurking, ready to defile.
Trapped under evils' demise, in a world so vile,
Where shadows danced with malice, leaving me frozen in fear.

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43. Love

• By Shelagh Bullman
• Published by Family Friend Poems October 2011 with permission of the Author.

If you love somebody with your heart, soul, and mind,
Every road to adventure is one of a kind.
Though the road may be rugged and your spirits are high,
Still the sun seems to shine on the loved ones going by.

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44. This, Too, Will Pass

Famous Poem

• By Grace Noll Crowell

This, too, will pass.
O heart, say it over and over,
Out of your deepest sorrow,
out of your deepest grief,

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45. Tiny Shred Of Love

• By Swetha Baskaran
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 2013 with permission of the Author.

Floating, heart askew
In the dark, deep tunnel of nothing
Claw with every cell of me
Reach out for anger, greed, sorrow

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46. The Marching Heart

• By Beau Taplin
• Published by Family Friend Poems January 2021 with permission of the Author.

I believe the beating in our hearts
was put there to remind us
that even when we feel alone in the world,
a part of us marches on,

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47. Stand Up

• By Frances Joy T. Chaves
• Published by Family Friend Poems November 2017 with permission of the Author.

In every walk you take
There will always be a bad day.
When tears kept flowing
From failures and disappointments,

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48. Silent Healing

• By Cristinalyn T. Tabangin
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2019 with permission of the Author.

How hard it is to heal a broken heart.
Everything seems so dark,
And it seems like the stars even lost their spark.
Loneliness just pulled me apart.

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49. Hold Tightly To Your Smile

• By Ashleigh Rayl
• Published by Family Friend Poems January 2021 with permission of the Author.

You get through the bad days
because you have no other choice.
There is nothing else you can do
but hold tightly to your smile

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50. Hope Behind The Shadows Of Pain

• By Shermain Joy Lipao
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2009 with permission of the Author.

In some people's pretty eyes
There's a great painful disguise,
Disguise that dressed their lonely heart
With devastating cuts that ever hurt.

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51. There Is An End To This

• By Blake Auden
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2021 with permission of the Author.

There is
an end to this,
I promise you.
Even when

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52. Love Stays Hopeful

• By Katelynn A. Thacker
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2019 with permission of the Author.

However many tough things we go through
Or any regret we can't undo,
Please know I will be here.
Even far away, I will still be near.

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53. There's Always Hope

• By Vic Lejon
• Published by Family Friend Poems June 2021 with permission of the Author.

baby, during the nights when the midnight sky
falls heavily onto your bones and wraps you
in its melancholic embrace

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54. Your Heart Will Mend

• By Raquel Franco
• Published by Family Friend Poems December 2020 with permission of the Author.

Of this I am certain:
your heart is a tender
wound that will always heal,
wears grace like a grown,

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55. Beyond

• By David J. Herring
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 1, 2024 with permission of the Author.

If you could see beyond your weeping tears,
To where the sunshine sparkles once again,
Then would those drops of pain be free from fears,
And you'd recall that gardens need the rain.

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