What Grace Means to Me

[Jackline Lester]

What a lovely poem, grace truly is necessary to live; not merely exist in this world. It's an extension of kindness to oneself and to others, it is our means of endurance.

[Javeria Abu Sufyan]

"What Grace means to me" by Scott Hughes delves into the personal interpretation of grace, emphasizing its multifaceted nature beyond mere religious connotations. While Hughes beautifully captures the essence of grace as encompassing forgiveness, kindness, and resilience, his exploration lacks depth in addressing the complexities and challenges of embodying grace in real-life situations. Additionally, his perspective predominantly revolves around individual experiences, overlooking broader societal implications and the role of grace in fostering empathy and understanding among diverse communities. Overall, while Hughes offers a poignant reflection on grace, a more nuanced analysis incorporating diverse perspectives could enrich the discourse on this profound concept.

[Bindhu Gummadi]

This contemplative piece offers a profound reflection on balance and self-awareness. It emphasizes the importance of resilience, authenticity, and mindful living. The author's eloquent exploration of paradoxes underscores the complexity of human experience, guiding readers towards a harmonious existence amidst life's challenges.

[Matt Razau]

A practical guideline on how to live gracefully. I'm inspired to live and do my best where it counts!

[Failasufah Failasufah]

Very inspiring and touching

[Laquita Clewis]

An excellent poem for Grace. I believe all that was said about Grace. It sums up its meaning of dignity, elegance and courtesy for all of life.

[Annie McDonough]

A beautifully written poem. Poignant in parts and straight to the point in other parts. It resonated with me and the last two lines are a must read for others who feel there is nothing left in life. Read this, it will alter your perspective.

[Eric Evans 2]

A very thought provoking piece. The line, "to be tough, but not painless" touches me. There are few people that can embody both in a genuine way.

[Michelle Barger 3]

Great philosophical poem. It strikes a balance that mirrors the balance we need in life.

[Laura Pasha]

A poem everyone should read- totally agree with the previous comment
So beautiful to read main pieces of our lives in such a humble but triumphant little poem;
Thank You to the author.

[Pavithra Mallavarapu]

This poem beautifully captures the multifaceted nature of grace and its implications in our lives. It's a reminder to strive for balance, resilience, and authenticity in our actions and interactions. Thank you for sharing such insightful reflections.

[Emmanuel Ayeni 2]

To be focus and not carefree

[Maria Macrina Padua]

"To be at war in the material world, without losing inner peace"

[Obi Ngozi]

The poem is well organized, it also point out to many part of life.

[Raneem Ayyash]

I felt your words and in some lines I felt that I meant it