Poems About: LIGHT

How obscure
To heal a heart full of hatred
Through the light of forgiveness... read more »

Walter Russel, brilliant philosopher, also
proficient in music, literature, architecture,
painting and sculpture; received a Doctor
of Science degree in nineteen-forty-one, read more »

You love the day, worship the light.
You mourn the setting of the sun, hide from the night.
I?
I curse the light of day, though most would praise and cheer. read more »

The sky is bright with colors,
lights up like a lover's eyes,
stars watch them in delight,
the grand festival of lights. read more »

Deep within the branches
shrouded from light, hidden from sight
her song calls us from the earth
to hear her sweet melodies read more »

Light
Candle light
Fragile and flickering
Yet confidently contradicting the darkness read more »

when light and dark collide
with slivers of silver sparks
which the daylight grabs
and streams on willow barks read more »

I float in absolute darkness.
There is nothing else.
All other lights extinguished.
Just as I wonder what is left to live for, read more »

In truth; God’s world, is hard to tell
Gross darkness clouds her mind
While Satan leads her brood to hell
She’s wicked proud and blind read more »

tears of pain and sorrow continue to fall for what seems forever
no hope of light or happiness can be seen in the distance
only the endless cutting into the heart till it is split open
little possibility of removing the cold sharp knife that cuts on read more »

[b]When There's Darkness, There will always be light[/b]

It was said that
Every corner of darkness, read more »

He who walks in the light of God -
the light of love;
the flash light so bright, so bright
when million star read more »