Age Poems

Read wonderful age poetry on the following sub-topics: 40, 50, 60, 70, coming of, different, enlightenment, exploration, funny, middle, new, old, romantic, stone and more. Read a definition and example (where appropriate).

List of New Poems

PM	Poem Title	Poet	Form	Categories
	my poetry sux	cs parker	Free verse	age, america,
	Haiku	Seema Ali	Bio	absence, abuse, adventure, age,
	The old piano	allen beilschmidt sr.	Haiku	age, goodbye,
	The tiny house	allen beilschmidt sr.	Free verse	absence, age, depression,
	Oscar of the Day	Anthony Taylor	Haiku	age, america, art,
	winners an losers	jan oskar hansen	Blank verse	absence, age, business, car,
	Never too old	Robert Broadbent	Rhyme	age, childhood, grandfather,
	EXPIRY DATE	Line Gauthier	Free verse	age, angst, future, growing
	Defeated by Time	Tom Wright	Free verse	age, life,
	Irreverent Hotheaded Grinch	matthew harris	Free verse	age, allegory, allusion, america,
	GREEN WITH ENVY	Line Gauthier	Monorhyme	age, beauty, fantasy, green,
	Songs and stories	Ibohal Kshetrimayum	I do not know?	absence, abuse, adventure, age,
	HONOLULU FIRE - NEW	Kim Rodrigues	Free verse	age, passion, romantic love,
	Today	Seema Ali	Alliteration	absence, age, allah, anti
	How I did sixty Years of Marriage	Dave Moore	Rhyme	age, anniversary, devotion, life,
	Come and get My Love	Anthony Taylor	Haiku	age, america, aubade, black
	To Orange	Ross Clavewood	Prose Poetry	12th grade, age, desire,
	Bygone Days	Tom Wright	Lyric	age, eulogy, time,
	Alzheimers	Tom Wright	Lyric	age, memory, mental illness,
	Don't wait start that project now	David Smith	Didactic	age, appreciation, autumn, celebration,
	Tremor	John Blake	I do not know?	age, courage, endurance, journey,
	Perils of Being a Senior	Caren Krutsinger	Free verse	age, retirement,
	Garbage	Ibohal Kshetrimayum	I do not know?	age, abortion, absence, abuse, africa,
	San Francisco Shows Me Myself	Caren Krutsinger	Light Verse	age, self,
	Not VCRS	Tom Wright	Free verse	age, life, youth,
	The Weathered Old Barn	Tom Wright	Lyric	age, friendship, health,
	NEW WINE IN OLD BOTTLE	Harry Biosah	Prose Poetry	age, creation, desire, humanity,
	ToALL	Jimmi Canada	Free verse	absence, age, good friday,
	No safe haven	Gajanan Mishra	Free verse	age, care, confidence, cousin,
	Mirror- truth	Gajanan Mishra	Free verse	7th grade, age, anger,
	Secret- all stolen	Gajanan Mishra	Free verse	7th grade, age, art,
	My own storm	Chris Hyatt	Bio	age, america, analogy, angel,
	Wisdom	curtis johnson	Acrostic	age, wisdom,
	page fifteen	jan oskar hansen	Blank verse	abuse, age, break up,
	Longer than Eternity	Gershon Wolf	Rhyme	age, childhood, life, school,
	Set the hook	Chris Hyatt	Enclosed Rhyme	adventure, age, blessing, giving,
	Apothecary applications in fate	Chris Hyatt	Blank verse	adventure, age, appreciation, birth,
	The Burrowing Instinct	matthew harris	Enclosed Rhyme	age, allusion, angel, blue,
	CONSUMED	Line Gauthier	Free verse	age, confidence, courage, forgiveness,
	Post revelation discerning	Ibohal Kshetrimayum	I do not know?	4th grade, addiction, age,
	Unrequited Car Rearing Paramours Of Yesteryear	matthew harris	Personification	adventure, age, analogy, creation,
	THIS OLD BODY	Line Gauthier	Limerick	age, appreciation, body, old,
	The Altar	Taina Rodriguez	Free verse	age, change, deep, emotions,
	A Former Slender Man Deplores Weight Gain	matthew harris	Free verse	age, beauty, clothes, funny,
	A Supreme Baby	Anthony Taylor	Haiku	8th grade, africa, age,
	Real Change	Joe DiMino	Free verse	age, analogy, change, hyperbole,
	Grief and suffering	susan Harris	Prose Poetry	age, anxiety, appreciation, bereavement,
	WheelWright	Tom Wright	Lyric	age, death,
	Age	Tom Wright	Lyric	age,
	What about Tomorrow	concetta hardnett	ABC	age, art, fantasy,

Age Poem Example

Social Media - Life of a Teen

Every day I go on Facebook to check on my wall, I just stare and wonder if I even know you people at all. 
I go on Twitter to tweet a tweet, then on Instagram to share a random picture of my feet.
I post just about the most ridiculous things, including what I wear and what I eat.
I can't stand my page being blank and white, so I come up with a funny story, whenever I can't think of anything else to write.
If I'm really bored I might check out someone else's page instead, to post a rude comment about something they said.
I don't hang out with a lot of friends, but according to the internet, I have over a hundred and ten!
This is everyone's routine day by day, as we check posts, and secretly call each other names as we pass in the hallway. 
We no longer have genuine compassion; instead we get straight to the point, something I like to call bashing.
We think it's normal to yell "Amy's having a baby and Mark is going crazy!"
Texting is another great hobby, I just got a message calling Amy a ****, and Mark's girlfriend a complete nut.
We call this our way to connect, but society is turning into a wreck.
Social media helps us to keep in touch, but I think it's the reason we haven't slept much.

Sometimes I stay on my phone till 4 in the morning, but who needs sleep anyways? 
That’s boring!
The internet is such a time consumer.
Its fast pace has even caught up to the late bloomers.
I think I’m going crazy; I can hardly go a day.
I wonder if other people are this way.
It’s such a distraction while I’m supposed to be doing homework.
But keeping up with all these statuses is already enough work.
You can find EVERYONE on Facebook!
From aunts to uncles and about a million girls named Brook.
Some people write about the most interesting things,
Including their relationships which have no strings.
Reminds me of Anita,
So easy to please, seems charming and wise, but easy for all the guys.
Meanwhile, Sammy is bullied until she sits there and cries.
Our eyes are glued to the screens that only causes affliction,
Welcome to social media, the world's latest greatest addiction.

Poem Copyright © natasha ann