Abigail Poems | Examples


Abigail

A Father's joy,
A princess, 
like Helen of Troy
Fair without a blemish or spot
Beautiful, desirable and noble from the heart,
A smile 
with a story of a million miles,
A glow
Like a phoenix rising from it's ashes,
A girl, a woman
A symbol of resilience.

Holding Abigail In My Arms

holding Abigail in my arms
my cat is treated to lessons mother
passed on to me
bury your face in her neck
and gently rub your cheek
she will arch backward into the nuzzling
chew softly on her ears
the more you pay attention
to the back of the head
the brain will fire neuropathways
and the memories of mother
will come thru
she pulls back into that look
where we take turns rubbing cheeks
cheek to cheek we declare we belong
to one another
Anatole France noted until you
have loved an animal
you are only a half soul
sometimes my nights need a bit more
to settle the day's dust
the little bottle in the bathroom
comes in the same pink box
i remember wrapping at Christmas
the joy in that present for her
and that is all it takes
full concentration for the night's list
of those in my deepest prayer
one little spray from that bottle
and i am in church next to my mother
lost in the wonderment of a congregation
devoted to the good of mankind
united in prayer and song
such are the neuropathways of mother
God's creatures are blessed as such
mother and a single spray
of White Shoulders

   OKC   2/23


Premium Member Abigail Or Abbie For Short

Our youngest dog Abigail or Abbie for short
Most adorable puppy since the Beatles held court
If I do happen to fall
She checks my all
Making sure I'm not injured in the report

Abigail

Abigail 
You have such a sweet way 
Kind and gentle on a good day  
You bring out the best of me 
You even get me off the settee 
You love to dress up in costume
And come skipping round the room 
a girl was always the top of my wish list 
that’s why to me your a beautiful gift 
With your hair soft and golden 
A little piece of my heart you’ve stolen 
So as I watch my gorgeous baby 
Slowly grow into a beautiful lady 
Please remember you’ve always got 
Inside of grandad your very own soft spot 
Some times life is full of turns and twists 
So always know grandads waiting with a hug and a kiss 
                          ??
             Love grandad 
                       xxxx

Abigail

Life should continue to be an adventure.
Death should continue as well.
Either or neither of them is a quencher
for curiosity. Shall
I understand or aware or may be
should I instead realize:
whether I have wrongly won, dear Abbie,
or rightly failed, otherwise?
There can not be a more than severe
letdown for such a quest.
Life should go on as adventure, my dear,
Death should go on as the rest.


Premium Member Charms of Abigail

There was a mermaid named Abigail 
Who swam so fast she would leave a trail 
Abigail could spin a tale 
When a whaler would hail her 
She'd charm the pants off any sailor




Submitted on July 31, 2018 for contest SEA TALES LIMERICK - TIM RYERSON R.I.P.  sponsored by CAROLYN DEVONSHIRE  -  RANKED 6TH

Premium Member Day Off For Abigail

A cocktail waitress named Abigail 
Moonlighting as a barmaid serving pale ale   
Wore her hair in a pigtail or sometimes in a ponytail
All night long drinking naught but ginger ale
With patrons complaining she was slow as a snail

Her life was far from a fairy tale   
She posted bail for a sorry male
Who to no avail, did his best to stay out of jail
When caught again for blackmail with a note in braille  
Their affair she finally did curtail

Yesterday she broke a fingernail 
Today she suffers from a hangnail
Happened while feeding her pet nightingale
Obviously she’s not fit for work, being so frail

After coffee and picking up her mail
Abigail took a trip on a monorail  
Cut her ride short for fear it might derail 
Jumped off with retail dreams to shop wholesale
Taking advantage of every Black Friday sale
All day long pleasure over guilt did prevail   



AP: 3rd place 2020, Honorable Mention 2025, Front Page Pick 2025

Posted on February 25, 2018

Abigail Harp

Average Abigail
Abigail Harp
Had a dog
A dog named spot

Spot could see
Abigail not
Does one simply
Turn to a bot?

Each morning Average Abby
Broke a lense in a glass
Cleaned a dish and put it in
a dishwasher?

Mirrors would crack
Heads would twist
Poor Abigail Harp
Turned to mist.

Premium Member A Dedication To Abigail

Abi - A Dedication


There’s only on story I’m likely to read
It’s about this boy, who planted a seed
It sprouted so high, to Heaven proceed
And filled out the skies, from Earth’s precious feed.
If I could perform just one glorious deed, 
A seed in your heart, my life’s dearest need.


There’s only one person I’ll always turn to
To colour my life - yet never feel blue
It’s Abi for me, no other will do
Cos when I am sad, I’m still happy for you.
Although you may think these feelings untrue
I surely feel glee - and ‘Abiness’ too!


There’s only one place that I’d love us to be
One day, my dear Abi, I’ll take you to see
Maybe you’ll like it…or love it: Maybe..
Perhaps you’ll loathe it, but find you love me.
Well, dreams can come true, and hope comes for free
Our names shall be etched - at ‘Westminster’, Abi!

						(The Fg 81.5.8)

Premium Member Abigail Smith Adams Lady of Letters

Abigail Smith Adams, lady of letters
Miles between her and husband John, circuit lawyer
She let not distance stop their love_be barriers

She oversaw the jobs at home_even the builders
Remarkable lady who taught their children
Abigail Smith Adams, lady of letters

People would come to her during war who were bearers
Of terrible news, she was strong with faith_hope
She let not distance stop their love_be barriers

Abigail's letters were strong, witty filled answers
Her letters also told of her loneliness
Abigail Smith Adams, lady of letters

Abigail and John of this country's leaders were beginners
Their idealism and strength set this country apart
She let not distance stop their love_be barriers

At last of life when they were no longer beginners
They got to spend retirement at Quincy their home
Abigail Smith Adams, lady of letters
She let not distance stop their love _be barriers

The Awful Abigail Rhine

Abigail Rhine such an abomination of her time, the fair skinned false
princess with such the hunger for lust and power from which she ruled
every watch must read her hour. Shrouded in the finest of fines eternity
was destiny and to obey was essential or else detrimental. Could such a 
Lilith be so real the first born of Cesar's monarchy gives Abigail from such
hope reaps us fail!. But be known of these words I speak:" From doom wrongs
will be right and to cut the power from this harlot tonight the crusade take flight,
wealth will fall to its knees so shall we see the awful Abigail Rhine will no more be".

For Abigail

Little tree, I loved you the first time I saw you
Your green leaves bright 
Ladling laughters of light
Your eyes sparkling sweetly like a silver dew.

The wind around you whisper at your dance
Erudition flown on spring
Butterflies brought on wing
Where the water falls ... gold remembrance

Of another special child bereft of presence
Where hope's blossom falls
Silent as distant night palls
Truth and success timeless tale's evidence 

Little tree, did you know the rebirth of dreams
Again I felt in your shade
The journey that would wade
Me away from sun's heat to cool evening streams

It was you inspiring me to hold again a little hand,
A daughter long unseen 
The silent pain, the keen
Secrets that churn in the lonely heart of a man.

I believe you would bloom all that I felt lost, and I
Pray the bearer of fruits
Would make you bear fruits
More special than kings can dream ... golden in the sky

Abigail

Abigail forgive me
Breaking your heart in the invisible day
Itinerant always ... pushed by history
Gently breaking bonds in brimmed dismay.
Angel of my better memories
Incessant friend ... from a small flower grown
Love blooms again where understanding is sown.

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