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61. Just The End
- By S.L. Gray
- Published by Family Friend Poems January 2021
I regret the end.

The way we couldn't
leave one another

I regret the end.

The way we couldn't
leave one another
without wounds.

The way we made
it seem as if
all the love we shared
was wasted time.

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62. Stronger
- By J. Iron Word
- Published by Family Friend Poems October 2020
She never let life
or the weight that
came along with it
weigh her down, it

She never let life
or the weight that
came along with it
weigh her down, it
only made her stronger.

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I think that is what living is all about. We live, we learn, we make changes, and we live on; hopefully, stronger.

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63. Noise
- By Divine Tan
- Published by Family Friend Poems September 2011
A diamante poem is a 7 line poem that looks like a diamond.

Diamante Poem

Noise
Loud, Boisterous
Deafening, Earsplitting, Piercing
Clamor, Sound ..... Hush, Quiet

Noise
Loud, Boisterous
Deafening, Earsplitting, Piercing
Clamor, Sound ..... Hush, Quiet
Soothing, Calming, Consoling
Peace, Tranquility
Silence
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64. Every Day Changes You
- By Vic Lejon
- Published by Family Friend Poems December 2020
every day changes you
sometimes a lot
sometimes barely
but life never stops

every day changes you
sometimes a lot
sometimes barely
but life never stops
it evolves
and you are growing
even when you can’t see it
you’re doing the best you can

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65. Job Loss
- By Chefkitty
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2011
This poem is for people who have lost their jobs and are really sad about it. But it tells you that you should always have hope no matter what the situation. Without hope, you wouldn't be there at all!

Today I am tired,
Because I got fired,
And now I have nothing to do.

Today I am tired,
Because I got fired,
And now I have nothing to do.

I have no money.
My boss thinks it's funny,
And my brother laughs at me too!

But I've got hope,
And that's all I need,
For me to someday be in the lead!
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66. A Winter Eve
- By Irwin Mercer
- Published by Family Friend Poems May 2017
I've never found a time so peaceful as the evening of a fresh fallen snow.

Poem About A Peaceful Evening Snow

The crunching snow beneath my feet
Breaks the silence of the winter eve.
I hear the patter of beginning sleep
On my evening stroll, as others sleep.

The crunching snow beneath my feet
Breaks the silence of the winter eve.
I hear the patter of beginning sleep
On my evening stroll, as others sleep.

In the moonlight, the fresh snow glistens.
A snowy owl stops and listens.
A scampering mouse becomes his meal
As I head for home, off in the distance.
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67. Oh, How I Miss You
- By Caroline White
- Published by Family Friend Poems October 2020
oh,
how I miss the high of you
how you fill the entire room
how you make my heart race

oh,
how I miss the high of you
how you fill the entire room
how you make my heart race
how I melt, undeniably,
into you
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68. You Are Enough
- By Bethny Ricks
- Published by Family Friend Poems March 4, 2021
Along the way I have learned a tough lesson: even in my imperfection I am still worthy of love, someone’s time, and a consistent feeling of wholeness.
My value is not connected to perfection, strength, or my ability to weather a storm. Which means that even on those days when I struggle to show up or feel ill-equipped, I am still a woman of worth and value

You are enough
You have always been enough, and
You will forever be
Enough

You are enough
You have always been enough, and
You will forever be
Enough

no matter what you see
how you feel, or the lies you may
believe

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69. July 4th
- By McKenna L. Martin
- Published by Family Friend Poems July 2016
My poem is about fireworks on the Fourth of July. I wrote this poem because I love this holiday.

Short Poem About Fireworks

Flying fireworks
In the air,
Soaring like rockets,
Everyone stares.

Flying fireworks
In the air,
Soaring like rockets,
Everyone stares.
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70. The Healing Power Of Mother Nature
- By Shelby Ensign
- Published by Family Friend Poems September 2020
The weight of life is much too heavy for us all at times. I’ve found nature to be one of the best healers for anxiety.

maybe the answer is simple,
and all along
there's been relief--
if the strands of your soul

maybe the answer is simple,
and all along
there's been relief--
if the strands of your soul
feel frayed and withered,
sit within the arms
of Mother Nature
and her quiet love
will mend them
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71. Living Season
- By Adele Maritz
- Published by Family Friend Poems October 2017
Autumn is such a beautiful season, and on a South African morning the golden colors of brown, red, and yellow are breathtakingly beautiful.

The Beauty Of Autumn

Breathing autumn air
amid rustling leaves...
exhale.

Breathing autumn air
amid rustling leaves...
exhale.
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72. A Veteran's Duties
- By Jason Matthew Keller
- Published by Family Friend Poems September 2008
I am Jason Keller. I am a Veteran of the US Army.

If you are a Vet
You might be in debt,

Times were hard and it made you sweat

If you are a Vet
You might be in debt,

Times were hard and it made you sweat
Like dodging death and getting all wet,

We all carried our duties, I drove a H.E.T.
Our guns were up and we were all set,

We prayed and wondered if we were there yet
But the Lord had us in his "net."

You never know what you're going to get.
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73. Road To Nowhere
- By Mary E Bone
- Published by Family Friend Poems June 2019
Sometimes it's great to just take off and go exploring. I love the beautiful scenery that you can find off the beaten path.

Taking A Chance On Something New

I like to blaze new trails
on the road to nowhere.
On a journey through time,
there are new vistas to behold

I like to blaze new trails
on the road to nowhere.
On a journey through time,
there are new vistas to behold
off the beaten path.
The scenery is fantastic,
as I soak up the sun-
thirsting for adventure.
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74. In The Solitude Of The Forest
- By Vic Lejon
- Published by Family Friend Poems September 2020
in the solitude of the forest
let your heart hum

earth will listen

in the solitude of the forest
let your heart hum

earth will listen
and understand

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75. Tribute To Dale Earnhardt Sr.
- By Mitchell Browder
- Published by Family Friend Poems August 2011
I was in the Air Force and deployed to the Middle East the day Dale Earnhardt crashed. We were lucky enough to have a TV to see the race. Later that night, I sat in my bunk and wrote this for him.

I have built this machine with bleeding hands.
I have shaped it to slice the wind.
I have shined it with polish and sweat.
I have balanced it with feel

I have built this machine with bleeding hands.
I have shaped it to slice the wind.
I have shined it with polish and sweat.
I have balanced it with feel
and powered it with iron and steel.
I will become one with it and give it life.
I will know the wind like the falcon.
I will know speed like the cheetah.
I will not have fear
for this is where my spirit is free.
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76. Winter Lullabies
- By Sabina Laura
- Published by Family Friend Poems January 2021
Winter speaks
in blusters
and lullabies fall
with the snow.

Winter speaks
in blusters
and lullabies fall
with the snow.
Some float
through the air
like flecks
of magic,
and some
settle like dreams
that didn't want
to be caught.

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77. Life Isn't Black And White
- By Lauren Bowman
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 25, 2021
You can be unhappy and still be in love.
You can be in love and still walk away.
You can walk away and still feel the weight of loss.
You can feel the weight of loss and still stand tall.

You can be unhappy and still be in love.
You can be in love and still walk away.
You can walk away and still feel the weight of loss.
You can feel the weight of loss and still stand tall.
You can stand tall and still be grieving.
You can be grieving and still find joy.
You can find joy and still miss what you had.
You can miss what you had and still long
for more.

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78. Better Will Come
- By M.B.Victoria
- Published by Family Friend Poems November 2020
It is so important to always hold on to hope. You owe it to yourself, and by holding on to hope you are allowing things to unfold in such a way that you are more likely to come across brighter days.

Have faith
that although it may seem
like the good has come and gone,
there will be better.

Have faith
that although it may seem
like the good has come and gone,
there will be better.

The better will
enter your life suddenly,
unexpectedly,
taking your breath away.
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79. It's The Simple Things
- By Gemma Troy
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2, 2021
It’s the simple things
that bring me joy
it’s being with you
that fills my soul

It’s the simple things
that bring me joy
it’s being with you
that fills my soul
it’s everything
that money can’t buy
like love
and freedom
and kindness
and a smile
that sets my heart
on fire

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80. These Stories We Wear
- By Sabina Laura
- Published by Family Friend Poems October 1, 2021
these stories we wear –

scars,
stretchmarks,

these stories we wear –

scars,
stretchmarks,
wrinkles,

are wrongly labelled
as imperfections.

but aren’t they such beautiful,
courageous signs
of how we have lived?
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61 - 80 of 95 Poems

Short Poems - Page 4

61. Just The End

62. Stronger

63. Noise

A diamante poem is a 7 line poem that looks like a diamond.

64. Every Day Changes You

65. Job Loss

This poem is for people who have lost their jobs and are really sad about it. But it tells you that you should always have hope no matter what the situation. Without hope, you wouldn't be there at all!

66. A Winter Eve

I've never found a time so peaceful as the evening of a fresh fallen snow.

67. Oh, How I Miss You

68. You Are Enough

69. July 4th

My poem is about fireworks on the Fourth of July. I wrote this poem because I love this holiday.

70. The Healing Power Of Mother Nature

The weight of life is much too heavy for us all at times. I’ve found nature to be one of the best healers for anxiety.

71. Living Season

Autumn is such a beautiful season, and on a South African morning the golden colors of brown, red, and yellow are breathtakingly beautiful.

72. A Veteran's Duties

I am Jason Keller. I am a Veteran of the US Army.

73. Road To Nowhere

Sometimes it's great to just take off and go exploring. I love the beautiful scenery that you can find off the beaten path.

74. In The Solitude Of The Forest

75. Tribute To Dale Earnhardt Sr.

I was in the Air Force and deployed to the Middle East the day Dale Earnhardt crashed. We were lucky enough to have a TV to see the race. Later that night, I sat in my bunk and wrote this for him.

76. Winter Lullabies

77. Life Isn't Black And White

78. Better Will Come

It is so important to always hold on to hope. You owe it to yourself, and by holding on to hope you are allowing things to unfold in such a way that you are more likely to come across brighter days.

79. It's The Simple Things

80. These Stories We Wear