Best Schoolmates Poems
Goodbye Poem For SchoolmatesAs we walk down this lonely forest road, we see two new paths to take
And suddenly it is clear, the choice we have to make
Although we’ve walked this road a while, some of us depart
To go down a brand new road leaving the well worn...
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Categories:
schoolmates, 6th grade, best friend,
Form:
Rhyme
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By Franklin Price
8/16/2016
Most schoolmates now are seventy
If not a little more
Have done a lot since high school
Long ago in sixty-four
Don't move as quickly or think as fast
As we did back in the day
Hope the paths we took to get here
Gave happiness along the way
Directions taken...
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Categories:
schoolmates, life, school,
Form:
Rhyme
But why did my mother faint?Mangoes, golden and full, their scent~
a whispered promise of mischief.
My fingers sticky, my heart pounding.
My mother’s eyes—wide, unblinking.
“Where did you get these?”
Her voice, a blade slicing the air.
A hush fell around us,
the mangoes cradled in guilt.
“Mum, I plucked them from a mango tree.”
Silence—a breath held...
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Categories:
schoolmates, allegory, daughter, funny, innocence,
Form:
Prose Poetry