New Age Poems

These New Age poems are examples of Age poems about New. These are the best examples of Age New poems written by international poets.

Cold is the wind in Europe.

It is a stormy evening, brown leaves flying in the storm
dank and dry, torn from the mother tree with hatred 
I`m

© Jan Hansen  

Yesterday, today, tomorrow.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 O' clock,
24 hours,
365 days,
cocoon to butterfly,
7 days.
Over and over and over.
Again.
When you turn 5, you become a kid.
No more sippy cups or

© Lola Martone  

Lines in the smile 
By-Dominique smith

365 days make a year, those days swear are sincere, you choke on your drink at joke you just made

© Dominique Smith  

Streaming like the rain outside
The windscreen wipers working like 
My heart and chopping onions stuff
A testament to will the good of another 

The kids are

© Christopher Allen  

The essence in us is the same as the essence of the sun
Cast to be found and displaced
stake and brave to a common bound
new to

© Nathaniel Regis  

To love your enemy

I should not say this, but there is no way to hide
I had a wonderful childhood when our country was
at war and

© Jan Hansen  

Standing in the library of lives.
Trying to decide which one to learn from.
Picking up each book, reading the lines that have yet to be. 
This

© Sophie Gresham  

Alas! Alas!
Season near past…
Age all but gone,
youth comes waddling
on our heels along: new lingo, with
movements, though awkward
youthfully strong – Alas! Alas!
Fogies must step aside~

gracefully-move-on….

© Joe Dimino  

At The Dawn of My Time
The Light shone so brightly it blinded my sight
But with its warmth and promise of opportunity
I reveled in the notion

© Gregg Marcucci  

The whisper of a promise 
The hope of a new dawn 
The sun rises with curiosity 
Of what might come along 
Of who might change

© Layla Riley-Hill   

stubbed toe / during a broken heart—
you said pain is pain, offered to kiss both.

we nursed the plot of a favorite episode,
argued over what constituted

© Jaymee Thomas  

Being GRATEFUL is often expressed through prayer, praise, and acts of service that reflect a recognition of God's blessings. It reminds us to ALWAYS appreciate

© Julius Lawrence  

Oddballs in New York

The strange people who want to live
until they are 200 years old and, if possible, forever. 
Needless to say, these people are also

© Jan Hansen  

It Never Gets Old
We do; 
It doesn't.

The caring that fills the deep dark
The warmth that flows
From self to self
The deep, dear chains of love
Forged from

© William Masonis  

It's been a year now 
And I'm still hooked up 
With the one who'll never know
But let's cross this small ramp

Truth be told
I never liked

© Mbali Mbele