Blessed: Poem

 

Blessed

I.

Bless this and that.

Blessed to live another day.

Blessed to celebrate life.

Blessed to recognize and trust.

Is it a testament, or a little quest?

Could the rain be a blessed relief

From the summertime heat?

I see a colorful rainbow at the end.

Blessed in quite peace

And freedom last weekend.

Blessed of memory of love

Like a free fly of mourning dove

In few hours in good shape

Perhaps from reality to escape.

Bless to shine in own light

Trying to survive the fight.

II.

Blessed to have a peaceful heart,

A grateful soul,

And someone who makes life

Feel a litter warmer.

There are moments that pass

In tenderness,

Longing for happiness.

What is a heart-warming story? –

Friendship, kindness,

And the biggest adventures

Matters

Like life lessons.

Tomshinsky@2026

Home Is Where the Heart Remembers: Poem

 Home Is Where the Heart Remembers 

Home is more than walls and doors;

It’s the memories living in our hearts. 

It’s laughter shared, the quiet moments, 

And the people who leave lasting marks. 

Sometimes home feels empty and still, 

When someone we love is no longer there. 

But love doesn’t disappear with distance 

It remains in every room we once shared. 

A new chapter may feel unfamiliar, 

Yet every beginning carries a chance. 

To rebuild with hope, peace, and courage, 

And let the heart learn a different dance. 

So may your home always hold warmth, 

May your memories bring gentle smiles, 

And may tomorrow bring you reasons 

To believe the journey is worthwhile. 

Because sometimes “home” is not a place 

It’s the feeling of being understood, 

And finding someone who listens with care

And makes an ordinary day feel good. 

Robert Seth

Horizon: Poem

 Horizon

There are no two of the same horizons

A calm healing space

Brings emotional wellness

And emotional selfcare

To forget the fear.

The tree stands where stood before.

Therefore,

The fog was an illusion

And the wind offered a solution.

Single flock of birds

Was on the way to a destination

To rest and eat,

And beat the daily heat

At a cool, safe place.

I looked at the horizon

To face the sundown

And beautiful clouds’ zone,

Inhaling ozone.

Tomshinsky@2026

Invincible: Poem

 Invincible

Invincible smile

Better than hate.

Invincible calm

Better than chaos.

Invincible summer

Better than cold winter.

Never defeated –

Always overcome and conquered!

Physical integrity

Better than competitive superiority –

A winner would say.

Tomshinsky@2026

Surgeon Moon: Poem

Surgeon Moon

Surgeon Moon appears this week.

Consider it a love letter from universe.

Nature creates the verse.

It takes two to know one.

Surgeon Moon is fun.

Ancient rhythm moves tides.

Modern times teach careful rides.

Something bigger overseas

Brings gratitude and respect

For nature’s gift that comes next.

August is strange, in between.

Summer holds on to transit and win.

Surgeon Moon this week coexists,

And I feel soil beneath my feet.

Tomshinsky@2026

Forest: Poem

 

Forest

Forest grounds and balances,

Connects and stabilizes.

Forest heals and is warm.

It illuminates worries and stress.

Also, it always clears the path.

Nature knows a way

To bring us to normal ourselves.

I walk among the trees

As my mind and soul asked to be free.

I listened to inner self

And became nature’s elf.

Romantic encounters

With roadside flowers

Made my heart soft and kind.

Nature gives the truly magical

Of lost and found

In the forest, in summertime,

Which is my primetime.

Tomshinsky@2026

A Smile for You: Poem

 A Smile for You 

If smiles could travel through the air,

I’d send you one with extra care.

A little sunshine, soft and bright,

To make your morning feel just right. 

You write with passion, dream, and grace, 

And leave a little sparkle in each place. 

Your poems may wander, twist, and play, 

But somehow, they brighten someone’s day. 

So, keep your coffee warm and sweet, 

Keep dancing to your favorite beat. 

Keep writing stories from your heart, 

Because your imagination is a work of art. 

And if today feels quiet or blue, 

Remember there’s a smile meant for you. 

Not wrapped in ribbons, not dressed in gold 

Just a simple smile from a friend who’s glad you told. 

RS, 2026