Best Reconcile Poems
It maybe just one word to hear
But so effective like a medicine
Imagine if a person is sad, a smile
could turn his whole day around
and make him happy from being mad.
If someone has nothing to give
To such needy fella who is in need
In need of comfort from his grief
A smile can also be a big help
As a first aid to make someone be relieved.
Hey my friend, would you concede?
If there is a stranger we want to speak.
We can also use a smile as first greet;
Or if we caused pain to anyone
We can also use it to reconcile.
Of all those things i said above
Is there anyone who understands
we have a power to mend a broken heart
By our sweet smile that comes from the heart
Just make it gentle, make it bright!
(MC)
Categories:
reconcile, caregiving,
Form:
Rhyme
Two windows of reflections, two souls from long ago
past times collecting memories of the realities
beauty glowing in the shades of two eyes
simulations of young love unsettled still muffles
unspoken those words that sparked the journey
many tears before
yet the shadows of the past still resides
pieces of the mirror that damaged the heart
will in two days reconcile the pain sustained
two heart's buried treasures over the years
benches where before parked
still sores remembrance
of the kisses, the smiles, the wishes
written images of the times held in disguise
rejecting a once love never realized
the bright yellowness of the sun
the lights in the sky at night
ignited fires unextinguished in our desires
in just two days another journey begins
two once young hearts will finally mend
fences chosen to beguile the sins of the past
many years to reconcile blinded eyes
many lost uncertainties be stilled
two days to reconcile
two hearts from the past
two days to reconcile
two friends of tomorrow.
Categories:
reconcile, adventure, beauty, blessing, courage,
Form:
Romanticism
We started out together, dear Friend
Hours on wearied knees we’d spend
‘til from hour glass more time we’d lend
But now I wander, what might have happened?
According to you, it seems late for your soul to mend
For your heart once golden has hardened
Ice cold and immeasurably distant
No trace of the longing cry once penitent
Tears of compassion in your eyes no longer evident
Instead defeat beams from them ever so fervent
Clearly, frivolity has replaced the prominent
And Darkness stolen your zeal once excellent
Though you need a good and hard smite
The kind that will wipe from your heart the spite
And reiterate strongly that despite
The acute fangs of Life that mercilessly bite
Your good deeds I can truly by heart cite
Believe Me, beloved friend, I didn’t write
For the reason of giving you a fright
Nor to remind you of your dimmed sight
We both know in you the keen knight
One who didn’t erase from his heart the fight
Still yearning to win the good fight by My might
One who has the potential to end it right
The unwavering faith I saw once in you
I now reciprocated to one once true
This time to accept My hand is your cue
Knowing Me will never be to you rue
For allowing our paths to cross no one can sue
Seeing that it was a genuine plan I had all through
You were faithful through the eve of dew
And didn’t stumble either in the morning new
You stood up undivided amongst a few
Time and again stumbling blocks you overthrew
‘twas Life who heartlessly your tender heart did chew
And out from its mouth it went as meaningless spew
But I have a final attempt, oh, My unforgettable blast
For you are not destined to be a thing of the past
But to serve Me wholeheartedly— with all your last
Please grab onto My panting hand real fast
For in vain we cannot your efforts away cast
Choose to again be from the world a great contrast
For Heaven is missing one with your immense zest
Oh special friend, in you I still have interest
I beg, do it for old time’s sake at best
Or for Taunt who has your soul under arrest
Do it for you long in my everlasting arms to rest
For you hold in my heart a place, as precious treasure in a chest
Categories:
reconcile, cute, faith, friendship, hope,
Form:
Classicism
if only we still had
all the time in the world
and our youth to squander
all the paths to explore
and wander at our leisure
the echo amplified
do you not hear the clamor
as each grain of sand
through the hourglass
counts down each hour
to me it's as loud as thunder
a warning for us to make amends
and reconcile the time we've left
though it might be wonderful to linger
soon enough we'll be called
to our next and ultimate adventure
AP: 2nd place 2023, Honorable Mention 2023, Honorable Mention 2023
Categories:
reconcile, life, time, youth,
Form:
Free verse
How do we reconcile? (From my pen -27/06/2013)
White was the color to declare the peace
Supposed to leave us with life without crease
It's no longer fashionable, and pure
We depend on black to bring the cure
Whatever the right medicine
It offers no cure for this discipline ,
Now there is a new fashion and road
We now do things on the b e e code
Right is just right with a slight twist
We now move on to an all new list
Does not matter if you know your work
I am black , is that a quirk?
I'm just a person who strive for better
Does not matter that you work to the letter
The dice fell, it lies in my favor
This is my turn my lily white neighbor
I don't want you here, I wish you would go
I will do better for sure , I know
Ignoring the law, does not matter
Everything you had , I'll certainly scatter
You oppressed my mother and my father
Instead of befriending us much much rather
You instruct us to stand to one side
Only whites were welcome to go inside
If this country goes down then let it be known
The grave you dug was actually you own
Chances went by, to level the plain
You don't understand my inner pain.
You think in my heart is pure hate
even if it is, will not change my state
But let me tell you and not hesitate
I'm working on my dream, lest it's too late
So tell me Mr. Farmer, let me know
What is your part in the new solution
Are you planning to serve another blow
Or instead prepared to further our constitution?
Categories:
reconcile, political,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Erroneous mirror scatters his face
Mills his skin into thin porous powder
Muck which gets stuck under tongue in a paste
Mouth stuffed with rubble cement rancid sour
Embalmed motorbike tennage champion
Mist cobwebs in his chest, windless clothesline
Murdered dreams dumped, tight vertibre cramp them
Measure of failure in winnings' decline
Engine never to rev segments ego
Mourning whip lashes languish in his lungs
Molten moon drips millions he forgoes
Mortality unknown among airborne young
Moonbeam diamonds stall, star status dements
Ebb of ignition rides midnight lament
Sixteen year old Hero, Matty
Categories:
reconcile, 11th grade, childhood, moving
Form:
Sonnet
HE LAYS WAYS
WHICH ACCUMULATE PAYS
HOW DARE YOU FLAYS
BEFORE HIS SAYS
THOUGH DO PRAYS
FOR IT STAYS
TO AVERT RAYS
SHE PRONOUNCED IT ALL
ALL KEPT IN MALL
TO IMPROVE FROM FALL
SHE TENDS PLAYING BALL
INSTEAD YIELD TO CXIMA TO ALL
ACCEPT PROXIMA TO WALL
WHO, NEXT TO STALL
BOTH CALL TO TRAY
EITHER FALL TO STAY
WHO’S STALL TO PRAY?
THUS WHO BALL TO PLAY?
WHEN ASKED WALL TO FLAY?
THEY ENQUIRE MALL TO PAY
THEN ALL AGREE WHICH WAY…
Categories:
reconcile, adventure,
Form:
Rhyme
GREETINGS ALL!
Greeting people on the street
Reason cannot assess how
Even a quick American "hi" in retreat
Elevates someone's mood, and the State's
Truth be told, can't say how Americans started
Ice-breaking among strangers on the street
Now, in England, silence (on tubes) is not rude
Given past racism in South Africa, we ought to use HOWZIT
Short for "How is It?" but silence is too much like our Past
All South Africans need to learn other things from USA than food
Last time I worked at Union Buildings & Oval College, I did this
Last but not least, it is Christian to give a smiling 'ello to all
Categories:
reconcile, america, appreciation, bible, black
Form:
Acrostic
Nights come, nights go
Days come, days go
But friendship is one thing
that lasts forever
Friends argue, friends fight
Friends cry, friends laugh
But the best thing that's to reconcile
in order to keep our friendships
"A friend is easier lost than found"
Categories:
reconcile, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
My Friend.
I dreamt I saw you
Ignored you at first
Then I hugged you
My old friend
I wouldn’t let you go
As in real life I did
I want to reconcile
Take back the words
But what difference would it make?
None so I’ve heard
You were here
Plain as day
Your old self
I wish only good for you
I hope you know
I wish you luck
And now I’ll go.
David Cox 31/01/24
Categories:
reconcile, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
There is no saying sorry for what we expressed,
Yet the dark cloaking cloudbank of sorrow
Pervades the unrest verbalised for the best,
Said to build new beginnings tomorrow.
So know that intentions were honest, humane,
No matter how forthright you find us,
We strive to explain that as friends we remain
And the past we should usher behind us.
After all the close years, realise that we miss
Your bright laughter and wit that shone through,
So in light of all this it will grieve us to kiss
Farewell to a friend such as you.
The door remains open and we remain here
Until time and the grave can hold sway,
Reconcile with no fear, for we still hold you dear
And might thus meet each other half way.
Categories:
reconcile, friendship, life,
Form:
Verse
Our shoulders touched electric as we walked
through sleet and grey impending winter snow
To reconnect devotion as we talked
it seemed, before I spoke, you seemed to know
There never was another kindred heart
and in my frozen breath I told you so
We hurried through the city streets gone dark
We laughed in nervousness way past our prime
We knew that every ending had a start
and on this winter night was your's and mine
The streets absorbed our words to fallen feuds
and slicked the surface skin up to a shine
We stopped in our reflection to imbue
three cheers for happy endings to unfold
when happiness to most of us eludes
and superficial endings, truth be told,
are often left to rest in winter sleet
and buried in the weight of winter snow.
Categories:
reconcile, happiness, life, love, people,
Form:
Terza Rima
I wish I could move on
Reconcile my life
And find a way
To make this work
And make it pay
I don’t know how much longer I can go on
With any of this maybe I should sing a song
Maybe that will make me feel a little better
Maybe that will help
I need a change
In a big way
I need to move
Away where im not known
Start fresh with a girl of my own
Categories:
reconcile, anxiety, appreciation, love,
Form:
Free verse
I am
I know
I desire
I misunderstand
I fail
I am
I search
I wander
I stumble
I trip
I fall
I am
I arise
I reconcile
I forgive
I learn
I love
I am
Categories:
reconcile, angst, conflict, courage, forgiveness,
Form:
Free verse
Life shouldn’t be a punishment for living
We can’t be regulated by machines
Accustomed to the stupid self-deceiving
Our freedom is a bird of slavish dreams
Where to it flies, avoiding troubles on its way
We never wonder, giving it the flight control
But freedom seeks its master everyday
And always finds the one to rule our soul
Born to believe, we take it as it comes
We don’t waste time on questions that imply
No clear answers; so to speak in tongues
Must be a compromise, in case we reconcile.
Categories:
reconcile, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme