Appreciation Poems | Examples of Appreciation Poetry

In the garden where laughter used to grow, We shared our secrets, watching time flow. Now paths diverge, and stories unwind, Friends who were once close, now hard to find. Seasons change, and so do we, Chasing dreams, setting spirits free. Yet in the quiet moments, echoes remain, Of inside jokes and joy, mingled with pain. Pictures fade, but memories hold tight, Late...

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Magical Loving Veil. (3-2-1 syllables)....

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Be your own best friend, Your together till the end, Let those wounds mend, Send yourself some love, It's already been through enough, It's never given up, And emptied its cup, So you could grow up. Hold a better view of you, There's really two, Look deeper, you'll know what to do, Your...

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We are enough if we stop trying to be something we are not We are enough if we accept ourselves just as we are...

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I love you – even when the smile is shy I love you, even when I can’t say why I love you, when my tears just won’t dry I love you, with a love I can’t deny What breaks my heart completely, dear Are the tears that sting with dark fear The mourning that I so dread to hear The feelings...

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This is not my body. Not the one that used to tell everything to anyone— I mean everything, like I thought it might get me somewhere closer to known. I sat in a circle today, some kind of writing thing— you know the type. Lots of deep breathing and soft lighting. Someone cried reading what they wrote in the first eight minutes and I— well, I flinched. Not because it...

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the thought of you is consuming me even as I consume content on how to communicate with you. I won’t turn on the camera— the perception of being perceived is too much. I’m avoiding you like I do everything: dressed like a street urchin for plausible deniability, streaming lofi beats I had to Google. and if you’re going to know me, I should admit I started...

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CELESTIALLY GRACED LOVE The day has its sun, And the night, its moon:- I am blessed to have you, Each bright day and night:- Your presence is as the cosmic beauty of God: Reflecting the shiny, glorious glow of His light:- As you are my ever glowing sun of my day, May I ever be your glowing moon of your night:-...

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IN AWARENESS OF THE WOMEN OF THE WORLD God’s human-like doves, Are colored and colorless: His gift of women: With Mary, mother of Jesus, God sanctified womanhood, Glorifying all women with amazing Grace and divine supreme love; Thus, as with our people’s...

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I couldn’t live without A/C Though people all through history Made do with fans or else before, They sweated through the clothes they wore. I’d hate to live without my phone; Attached to it I’ve somehow grown Though I’ve survived, let’s not forget, When it was not invented yet. I wouldn’t want to live without The wheels that take me all about, For without car...

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How I love him, let me tell, A simple story, known so well, Just in my heart, a constant light, He makes my world feel warm and bright. He cares for me, in gentle ways, Through sunny days and stormy grays, A steady hand, a loving gaze, He lifts me up through life's long maze. Could I ask for more, or better be? No,...

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Life is short but long enough to make plans and make some dreams come true Life is kind and generous it offers time for second chances and even a string of redos Life is short but in the end you'll be liable for what you've done but equally for what you didn't do Use your time wisely ~...

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beckoning heart for rest haven of peace welcomes soothing gloom midst blest bliss quieting weary soul tired of woes, drenched with tears for vibrant hope that reigns July 8, 2025 Sponsor: Nette Onclaud Contest Name: SOME KIND OF MISTY...

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~that she saw her mother as a child lying strewn on the kitchen floor black and blue~ ~that the taste does not matter only that it should be sufficient~                  that what you don't know won’t hurt you   ~that she’d let those who don’t know her home feel the fight stuffed in her school blouse~ ~that she has...

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His kisses were forbidden—intense and forceful, surpassing his first and second. But his third smooch was as cold as a Bollywood kiss. ...

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