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Best Reunions Poems

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Premium Member Family Reunions
Members no longer with us
But still in our hearts
Here amidst reunions
A few less place settings
And empty chairs
Ghosts quietly mingle
Stealth and incognito
Among all the hugs
Smiles chatter...

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Categories: reunions, appreciation, blessing, celebration, family,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Life's Stories
His eyes are dark, but, there's still a spark. 
There are canyons in his face.
His lungs are gone and it won't be long,
'Till his heart...

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Categories: reunions, journey, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Women In My Family
Women in my family
are lovers of laughter and life.
Not often feeling much fulfilled, however,
in our individual roles as someone's wife,
still we have kind hearts, and...

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Categories: reunions, family,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Welcome Home
When I met the tall and amiable Vietnam War veteran,
my shyness showed,
yet, my throat dried and tightened when he softly
spoke the words, "The war never...

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Categories: reunions, 8th grade, 9th grade,
Form: Free verse
Class Reunion
Fifty-year class reunions are stricken with sadness:
Former classmates falling apart before my eyes.
Jane uses a walker, and Stan exhibits madness.
Wages of age foreshadow classmates’ demise.

In...

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Categories: reunions, irony, satire,
Form: Rhyme



America Wasn'T So Bad Back Then
We have something in common, a fellow I talk to now and then. We’re about the same age and perhaps the only ones in the...

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Categories: reunions, america,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Weird Carolyn
Weird Carolyn

The other cheerleaders didn’t like football
Basketball was much easier to follow
But I got bored watching them dribble the ball
My response was hard for others...

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Categories: reunions, funnyteacher, class, class, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Park
Like my fondest memory of it, the park of my childhood still remains -
with its garden of roses near the entrance and its verdant rolling...

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Categories: reunions, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thirtieth High School Reunion
We gathered for our thirtieth class reunion at Lydia's Smorgasbord.
I'd avoided such past events since in school I was largely ignored!
But my spouse proclaimed we...

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Categories: reunions, funny, school, me, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cremation
I stay close to home these days,
my roaming needs seeming to
expire with age, finding more
of what I need in the Silence
of packing; of course, this...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reunions, death, humorous, introspection, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member A Light At the End of the Tunnel
"What a fine day for a picnic," my friends all said,
In the dog days of summer, with the hot sun overhead.

We would all go for...

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Categories: reunions, adventure, dark, fantasy, friendship
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Memories So Dear
"recently scenes of early life have stolen into my mind, like breezes blown ..."

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Categories: reunions, memory,
Form: Terza Rima
Premium Member December
Not many mind the snow or cold that bites
in the month which brings me fond memories.
December sprinkles us with such delights!

Vacation time comes then, and...

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Categories: reunions, december,
Form: Villanelle
At a Bank of Elevators
Reunions can happen 
and leave you speechless.
I’m standing at a bank 

of elevators in a hospital
going to visit my wife 
when a wheelchair rolls up

carrying...

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Categories: reunions, cancer,
Form: Blank verse
The Wayside
Over the years
some were carefully carried
tied up in tiny bundles
held tight against the heart

While the other
more awkward ones
were pulled behind in a cart
like so many...

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Categories: reunions, friendship, memory, people, perspective,
Form: Free verse

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