Anniversary Poems | Examples of Anniversary Poetry

When would the turn part

In honey rooms that don't fly
         Why don't you fly and see
Windows as desks part
         
And Jest in time
    You'll be  Just as fine
          Talking in

a newspaper the guardian

A Newspaper


Once upon a time, the Guardian was a famous newspaper 
it was democratic, to a certain extent, and readers are 
invited to give their view, but with moderation and niceness
 If not, they would politely ban the regressor
When the paper was famous, it was a bit left-wing, but always ready to see the other point

One Year of You, Melissa

One Year of You, Melissa

One year ago, the stars began,  
And heaven said, "She is mine."  
A small spark, a breath so new,  
The world was brighter all for you.

Your giggles flower like morning sun,  
Your eyes, two stars that brightly shine.  
Each step you take, each sound you make,

Flirty Room

Here's a romantic epic poem based on your description, in the specified style and poetic devices:

Amidst the urban sprawl of concrete and steel, Where towering skyscrapers cast long shadows real, We find ourselves drawn to the lake's gentle shore, A tranquil oasis from the city's frantic roar.

Our indulgence begins with first-class flights, Gazing out at

Puppy - Part 3

Two years ago, I went into debt to try to save you.
But you passed away anyway, it's sad and it's true.
I paid thirteen hundred dollars with my credit card.
When it came to facing your death, it sure was hard.
When it came to saving your life, I certainly tried.
But sadly, on the seventeenth of August, you

Darlene You are Missed

Years have passed, but still you stay,
In quiet thoughts throughout my day.
Your laugh, your touch, your gentle grace—
I still can see your smiling face.

The world kept turning, time moved on,
But not a day feels like you’re gone.
You're in the wind, the evening air,
The empty seat, the silent chair.

You loved so true, with open arms,
Our fur

GOD'S ASSIGNED ANGEL OF UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

God’s Assigned Angel of Unconditional Love Part 1

In the quiet halls of destiny’s design,
Two hearts awaited a sacred sign.
Not in crowded streets nor chance’s embrace,
But in digital words, we first saw grace.

EHarmony’s glow lit our separate nights,
Kindred spirits drawn to each other’s lights.
In pixels and prose, we began to see,
God’s careful hand is guiding you

August 13th, 2025 twenty six plus years since awful series of unfortunate events

August 13th, 2025 – twenty six plus years since awful series of unfortunate events

The following poem posted about a half hour before the bewitching hour that spelled calamity (which though a freaky Friday the thirteenth) did (nor does) not find me exceptionally superstitious, and rather than wait for the morrow, I feel so pent up

More Than Flowers On Your Birthday

This year, my darling love, you’ll receive more than flowers
Jewelry, candy, candles, gifts, kisses and chocolate bars
You will also get your AARP letter and your Medicare card
It’s vital that you take good care of yourself going forward.

Since you’re now sixty-five years old, you should feel blessed
Lucky, privileged and chosen. Please, please never get depressed
Age is

Magic spell of rain

monsoon cloud kiss forehead
of the mountains and melt down
magic spell of rain

An Invisible Rose for Your Birthday

Yesterday was your birthday
Unfortunately, that was a busy day
However, I went to the garden
Of my heart this beautiful morning
Where I picked an invisible rose that could bring:
Happiness, joy, good humor and an early spring.

I shaved my beard and mustache to make your day
With all my heart, I wish you a happy birthday
Oh! I would like

Hiroshima eighty years since August 6th, 1945

Hiroshima – eighty years since August 6th, 1945

About fourteen and a half years 
before my birth,
yours truly not even a twinkle  
in the eyes of his then 
young father and mother
the former born April 9th 1929, 
while the latter would be turning ten
that upcoming November 13th
living in destitution 
with her three older siblings
(in proximity

Skull and Bones

It was a somber afternoon in New Haven,
Where silence echoed louder than sound.
The towers of Yale loomed like sentinels—
We, the chosen, gathered without a word.

Not boys. Not even men.
But vessels of an ancient pact.
Born with the signet of the old world
Marked not by blood, but by frequency.

To Lake Whitney we marched at 13:13,
Numbers sacred, aligned

Departed father

He met me in dream 
I found my face wet with tears 
Departed father

The Invisible Army

It was August 1st,
Army Day in China—
when I was escorted through concrete arteries
deep beneath the pulse of the city.

No cameras. No phones.
Just retinal scans, encrypted codes,
and a silence that pressed
like gravity.

They called it:
Project Wraith.

Rows of suits—no ordinary armor—
but fabrics interlaced with nano-carbon filaments,
reactive polymers,
and strands of bio-electric mesh
that shift molecular frequency
on command.

These were not soldiers.
They

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