Acquaintance Poems - Poems about Acquaintance

I’ve lots of lovely acquaintance Their beauty shines as silver swans When we meet, we just shake our hands Smiling each other is just haven It takes time to know them ‘Til the nicest ones become my friends When trust has grown between us Relationship stays stronger, it’ll always last. I’ve fewer neighborhoods across the road Expanded by space so wide and broad But we...

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Sadly , my acquaintance  of IsiZulu and other local  languages was so badly. hardly to speak to acquaintance neighbors in the erea as majority of them were sadly. Neighbourhood had an acquaintance woman superstar of Hollywood, African woman who spoke American English fluently like an African - Americans. Hollywood superstar once carried firewood, Woodland is the name...

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This is not a tale, my friends, this is as true as the truths, Could I say, it's the pathos of, a pair of insane youths? Aftab Poonewala, the boy; Shraddha Walkar, the girl, Both 'lived-in' long relationships and pleasures seemed to curl. Did neighbors know the couple's inside world? God alone knows, Everything seemed like cream on Christmas cakes,...

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Time goes on a new dawn arises. I look across my lawn, and, wonder if I can bond with neighbors like Lyn and John, or Gina and Sean with a new baby. They stand outside and wave or say "Hello." They never get close , too busy as they go. Unfortunately, times have changed and maybe there is little to no trust between...

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random beauty catches the eye inspires & transforms acquaintance into love...

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Amidst all the hubbub I stand Responding to a miriad of 'How are you' enquiries Where no-one stops to hear the answer Questioning the purpose of asking I am more likely to be saved or soothed On a mountain side Than on my street where I live Expressions of affection Limited to taking in my parcel Interactions focussed on the parking And telegraph pole installation...

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Strolling through my new town Strangers talking solely on their phone Quiet, with the occasional ringtone sound Despite the smiles and laughs they feel alone Imagining a conversation with a friend yet found That awkward nod to a stranger, still on my own Now avoiding eye contact, staring at the ground A community broken by an isolated tone A place no...

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Quote By Poet: "Neighbors may move away but friends are always in one's heart." Some neighbors love to have happy hour, ...

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The mechanics and its doing, the thought process in place, the origin of thinking kept me searching for its trace. The unsettling feeling, the stirring at the core, the magnitude of fearing caused this emotional downpour. The mind and heart reeling, ...

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Hello my name is Marilda McQueen. You were not invited. Please return to your ship. Politeness rules in this land of fools. Howdy do Marilda. I am Tom Twiddlepacker. I am taking over Earth and your dog. Good manners are ever so important. Pardon me Tom. I am Marilda’s mother. This is a lazar gun. Put...

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P-oet R-ightfully I-mplements N-atal C-elebrant's E-vent S-imply S-cribing P-riceless O-de R-egarding O-ne S-weet A-cquaintance Topic: Birthday of Princess P. Porosa(November 04) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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October blossomed in the nautical dusk Where my sight felt a beauteous pearl less brusque Bright blue eyes, lips of rose and curls so long The deft soul of tulips had a scent so strong I adored the sound of her breath of smoke I revered the words of fine wine she spoke Her heart echoed the stuffed bear at...

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Reduced to an acquaintance That you mayhaps bump as you cross the street In contrast to nights in which sleep did not exist Grass in our hair and naked Dampened by the sprinklers in dimly lit streets And miles walked barefoot Without an ounce of fatigue The most passionate and understanding love I've ever known Reduced to an acquaintance....

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I grab a glass of water; As I drink it I don’t git any taller; Got a basketball N my hand; But it don’t make me a baller; Met this girl in the park; Along about near dark; Asked for her phone, so that I could caller; Guess what? …………………………………………. She was married; LOL Signed dump in the park; No chance for...

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Out of the corner of my eye, an ex-colleague from bygone years spotted, walking in my direction, one in too many faces on a busy street now, in a big office then. What’s his name? One of those people you know but don’t know. I look away, but not before I catch him looking away,...

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