Emotional Winners
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An emotional winner is a person who has made mistakes and learned from them. We talk things through and move on to become a better person.
Anyone can accomplish this if they want to. It's okay to show your feelings and emotions to one another as long as they don't hurt you or others. When being honest, it isn't necessary to use hurtful words. There's a way to say things without being unkind. Our words can scar those around us. Scars are hard to hide unless we cover them. This includes emotional scars as well as physical ones. Still there will be sensitivity in the scar. These poems show feelings about events in our lives. They also describe tangible things in our world around us.
We can make things beautiful when we say them poetically.
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Emotional Winners - Genevieve Votra
Lightening
Another great force that can do good
Often a force much misunderstood
It can hurt you it can kill you
To stand out in it you’d be a fool
Putting a needed ingredient into our ground
There the nitrogen can be found
Into the garden there we do sow
Making what’s planted fast to grow
More apt to be hit by a passing car
And maybe even a falling star
Into the earth it pounds and pounds
Then we hear thunder making its sound
It’s a beautiful thing to see in the night
To be awake and see such a sight
It shows some of the awesomeness
With which we’ve been blessed
Yes lightening can be a frightening thing
Causing some to cry others to sing
There’s no better time to spend together
Just holding hands and watching the weather
Ali and Bre
Two of the sweetest baby girls you ever did see
The names of these two sweeties are Ali and Bre
They bring greater joy than I’ve seen in a while
Not a day that goes by that they don’t make me smile
Two little girls with red locks of curl
They dance and run and even twirl
Never have I seen two more delightful
They are bright and sharp and even insightful
I try so hard not to be bragging
But inside my heart it keeps on nagging
They’re so precious and dear to me
I’m pretty sure they always will be
They play with their kitchen and then their dolls
Climb up into big chairs where they look so small
The gate in the doorway can hardly contain them
Investigating every place they have not been
Going to the garden in their stroller
One day they’ll be walking when they’re older
They’ll learn about planting and weeding and how to grow
Gramma will teach them just how to sew
They’ll be Daddy’s little helpers and Mommy’s too
So much to learn and so much to do
There’ll be the bike races around the big mill
Ali and Bre coming down the first hill
They sleep in the night beside one another
Without a big blanket and just a small cover
Their monk monks are right there too
For comfort and security they will do
Something New
Some people think they have nothing to spare
With all that they have they don’t even care
There are those who have nothing but terrible pain
I hold some accountable with much disdain
There are also those who hunger and thirst
That makes the deal seem even worse
They cry out in famine no relief in sight
Crying the children with all of their might
Those who have more could stand up and share
Cannot even imagine why they will not spare
My heart so does ache with all that we take
It’s like we don’t realize all that’s at stake
There will come a time when we all have to answer
No excuse will work with our Master
He sees all he knows all he pays all their dues
When it comes to our reckoning what will he see in you
It’s not so simple as going to hell
No life in the grave does there dwell
He’s a God of love so he does not torture
There will never be those who live in a fire
When he said to Adam to dust you return
There was no mention that you will burn
That thought never entered into his mind
You simply won’t be that’s the great fine
Black Sheep
It’s hard to know where I should go
I’ve been told some things but even so
It seems impossible for this to be
You’re such a good person it seems to me
You were beaten and abused at a very young age
Those acting like that should be in a cage
Your legs split wide open with a cord in hand
Who would do that what kind of a man
Not wishing to meet his every command
At fifteen years of age you took your stand
Kicked to the curb to grow on your own
So many wild seeds by you would be sown
You once told me your Dad taught you well
How to treat woman and put them through hell
A life full of drugs and alcohol and women
Through all of this you did not give in
The worst thing in your life came in two thousand and ten
Left for dead by the roadside cut and poisoned
Your tongue half cut out they left you there dying
Because to be good you were trying
It was only by chance you’re still alive
The cops just happened to be on a drive
They sounded alarm and called the rescue
So you are still with us and made anew
I think of all the things you have been through
Wondering why this conclusion they come to
I don’t see a black sheep in my mind’s eye
Only someone treated with cruelty and time
Light
When God said let there be light
Sun for the daytime and moon for night
Because there was darkness around the world
The waters were deep and in a swirl
The sun does cause an illumination all round
In twenty-four hours, it’s touched all the ground
The moon does make possible along with the stars
A light for all mankind to see where they are
Take care of the earth and make the plants grow
It will make you more seeds that you are to sow
The ground will yield plenty for all to be filled
It’ll be fertile to cultivate easy to till
The sun will warm you and also the soil
Work won’t be difficult you’ll not have to toil
I’ll give you great yields out of the ground
All that you grow will be nothing but sound
The light that I give will also inform you
Helping you see what I am too
This light will come from my power within
It’s Holy Spirit I have to give
There will be great knowledge to help you to see
What things are possible and can come to be
To be my children, you must be loyal
If you are not then it will be spoiled
For all generations, there is a great plan
Nothing can stop it, it’s meant to stand
Interruptions may come and disturb for a time
But my will is forever and oh so sublime
Birds
Large and small, I love them in their flight
And on occasion there will be a fight
Most of the time, it’s complete cooperation
Forming their lines for migration
Searching for food on the ground
Often times, none can be found
Some in the air for their food, they search
Diving into the water, that’s on the earth
Much better fishers than you and me
It’s their great eyes that help them see
Into deep dark waters, they do dive
Up they come with food to survive
There are the flower pollinators too
Helping things grow for me and you