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Christina O Jul 2018
I can in so unaware,
and so naive.
You used that against me.
It was all new.
Day in and day out,
on my feet for hours,
trying my **** hardest,
and the anixity eating me away.
It didn’t matter,
it was never enough.
An accident I never meant to happen,
and I was written up.
Two weeks just shy of two months since my first day,
and written up three more times.
It was then I couldn’t take it anymore.
You weren’t going to tear me down any further.
And I wasn’t going to let you win.
So I walked out the door with my head held high.
No goodbye.
I wrote this poem after a bad experience with a job. Don’t stay somewhere where people treat you like crap. Stand up for yourself and walk away if you have to.
Christina O Jun 2018
Dear Hope,

When I have nothing left,
you are there.
When everything is right,
you are cheering me on.
When it’s all wrong,
you are moving me forward.
You wake me up each morning,
and you get me through the day.
You put that smile on my face,
even when the strength inside of me is dwindling.
You keep me steady,
and you never doubt tomorrow.
When fear tries to overcome my soul,
you shine the light that chases away the darkness.
You never let me fall,
and you wipe away all the tears.
When everything seems uncertain,
you are sure it will be okay.
For you aren’t just Hope.
You are God,
Truth and Savior,
my everlasting anchor.
Thank you.

Love,
Forever Hopeful
I’m not sure how good this is, but I wrote it after watching I Can Only Imagine. This month has been incredibly difficult for me. I injured my finger at work, had to get stitches, and two weeks later I quit because the stress became too much and I wasn’t happy. Today was a day set aside for myself and to be honest I feel like a huge weight is lifted off my shoulders. I can finally breathe again and even if tomorrow is uncertain, I can rest assured God had everything under control and it woo be okay.
Christina O Jun 2018
This world I was born to hasn’t been so nice.
In the years that have passed,
my eyes have seen so much.
In one lifetime, it’s more than anyone can take.
Buildings collapsing,
and planes falling.
Bombs exploding,
and guns going off.
Too many lives lost too soon.
Storms raging with a force that rips apart the places people call home,
and disagreements turning into full on wars.
Music that once comforted,
ending with notes that some heard for the last time.
It’s enough to bring me to my knees,
begging God to stop it.
I don’t want another person lost before their time,
or the pain in my heart to grow any bigger.
The scars already surround every part of its’ surface.
And I’m not sure how many tears I have left,
before I call it quits.
I have been having an incredibly difficult month. The days are long and nothing seems to be going right. I feel like a complete failure and to top it off I have been really missing my dad these past few weeks. More than normal. He passed away in January. The only thing that seems to bring me comfort is writing and prayer. I worte this poem last year, but it still is relevant of today and how I feel. Thank you for reading.
Christina O Jun 2018
When everything’s not alright,
and you feel yourself fading,
don’t put out the light.
Please don’t surrender to the darkness.
As hard as the days are,
and as overwhelming as the sadness is,
don’t fall.
Hold yourself up by whatever faith you have left.
Don’t let the demons whisper in your head.
Shut them out and show them you are stronger.
Remember that with each breath,
you are winning.
Even if each breath takes all you have,
keep moving.
Keep living.
June has been one of the worst months for me. It’s been five months since my dad passed away In January and everything seems to be going wrong. Not mention we lost two great icons. I honesty don’t feel myself. But I decided to write this poem and maybe spark some hope back into my soul.
Christina O Jun 2018
These emotions I hide,
pretending to be strong,
when secretly I want to fall apart.
Is it bad I don’t want to be me?
When everything I do is wrong
and I can’t seem to get it right.
I hate myself for it
and a part of me wishes I could cry.
A part of me wishes I could do something else and go somwhere far away.  
Maybe a place I was more appreciated,
and where I didnt fell like a number.
Christina O Jun 2018
This year has not been my year.
Ups and mostly downs,
Never feeling quite like myself.
January was my lowest,
a loss of a family member shook me to the core.
Changes came after and nothing went right.
My heart still aches and my head spins.
I’m not sure what to do.
But faith is the only thing that holds me together.
Not faith in myself, but faith in God.
Hoping this storm passes and I will be okay.
Maybe I’m meant for something different,
somewhere away from this all.
Feeling a bit down today and I quickly wrote was on my heart.
Christina O Jun 2018
I trip over myself day after day,
caught in the web that was so skillfully crafted.
Not right, not perfect, a failure to say the least.
Shame and I now know each other all too well,
and sadness shares in our company.
We’re three peas in pod.
And in my head they play these silent games,
making me feel as ****** as can be.
It’s hard to get rid of them.
They’re stuck like glue,
tangled in the mess I made.
I wish I was more confident,
and a little more brave.
Because maybe then I wouldn’t feel this way,
and maybe then I would finally believe in myself,
and all the wrongs would finally disappear.
This a poem for when you feel down and like nothing is going right. When everything seems like a mess and you know you’re the one to blame. You try so o hard to do your best, but your best fails and you’re left tangled in the web.
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