Cheers Poems | Examples

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CHEERS TO A NEW MILESTONE

Every milestone 
Takes a lot of
Dedication and sacrifice 
Every anniversary
Brings memories 
Every toast
 Ignites our passion 
Building companion.

Every celebration 
Fills the atmosphere 
With jubilation 
Giving liberation 
Paving way for reunion 
Looking back to 
Where we all began.

Every ink tells a story
Broadening our awareness
Shout-out to a platform 
That has united many
Sharpen lives 
Healed hearts
Strengthen mindsets 
Accolades to the founders 
Happy third anniversary
Cheers to a new milestone.

Premium Member Alongside the Cheers

  
	Recalling the bicentennial of 1976
           celebrations galore, folks yearning for more
 
         Not as many festivities in 2026
            those that were, considerably muted

          Alongside the cheers, a chorus of boos
             What say you? ~ Did you notice too?

Cheers To My Rage

Barbed wire, 
strapped round my organs, 
tighten, 
when I look in your eyes. 
The blood pours inside of me,
so you can't see it. 

I pray for holy water, 
convince them to take me to it,
for you can't come, 
or set foot, 
in my haven,
if you think the place itself, 
is vile. 

So take me home! Take me home! 
The place that I was promised, before 
you all turned on me, 
I truly thought,
you thought higher of me. 
Feel my rage, 
as I burn your home, 
to the ground, 
for intruding on mine. 

What is the use,
in negotiating with a broken record? 
I thought you knew me better,
I thought you all cherished me more,
than to leave my broken body at the bottom of the chasm,
after you pushed me.


Premium Member Cheers To Loneliness

Cheers To Loneliness 
You never appreciated a thing 
Kicked me to the curb anyway 
Always walking on egg shells 
You never respond  
Always the silence treatment 
Have a drink toward isolation 
Cheers to loneliness 
For I am zero 
Another failed marriage 
Just being honest 
Where did I go wrong? 
I guess because i grew old 
I was never enough 
I’m not made of money 
The bed room is always empty 
What's the point of staying 
Cheers to loneliness 
I”m always to blame 
Turn to dust 
What a shame 
Have another drink 
To cover up the pain

Let's cheer, hear hear

Fire brigade volunteers,
Aussies of the year,
Hear, hear, let's cheer!

Premium Member Three Chinese Cheers for Lawyers

  
     Lawyers scratch their behinds 
        contemplate justice, tone-deaf, blind

     Is outing a criminal despot in our hemisphere ‘constitutional’
         Is the Monroe Doctrine still useful ...

     While evil Maduro's already behind bars 
         ~ Venezuelans cheering freedom’s stars


Premium Member Cheers

 Clink your glasses with cheer
 The New Year is here!
 Do you have the volition?
 To keep those resolutions

 In your eyes, there is a gleam
 For all those hopes and dreams
 The possibilities are there
 For this to be a better year

Are we trapped in the status quo
 Where nothing changes as we go
 Things can change if we so choose
 From the old to the new

 Now it's time to celebrate
 Break out the bubbly, don't hesitate
 To new beginnings everywhere
 Happy New Year!

Premium Member Cheers Folks

We charge our glasses with endearment—
all agreeing that this matters
to bear witness, all sharing
our loss in reflection,
a celebration
charge your glasses,
clinks all round
drink deep
ends-
up
cheers
with emptied cups
upturned and glinting skywards

Premium Member Borrowed Words-Isn’t it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?

Quote: "Isn’t it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?” — L. M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables


Old age is a number filled with many years,
some with cheers,
some with tears.
I have worn my life with a guard,
now near the graveyard.
I have paid my past debt.
"Isn’t it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it yet?"
I can now daydream,
with a big smile and esteem,
no more mistakes is my new theme.

Premium Member Three Cheers


          hounds bay… locate prey

            cats eat rodents… ole!

             horses eat oats… hay-hey!

Premium Member cheers to Woody Woodpecker

woody woodpecker had a laugh that carried us through the day
We cheered as he pecked his bill into every tree with a hey hey hey
He was like a jackhammer, this hilarious cutey pie with hair of red
His enemies were flummoxed by him, they tried to make him dead

Premium Member Cheers

     Late-night hosts
       like to boast

     Careers end with roasts…
       finis ~ toast

But no cheers for

To pass from people’s probing eyes, two cheers,
To pass from all their strident cries, two cheers.  
None, merely to kiss the crest of success,
But to stay there and ever wise, two cheers.  
___________________________
Epigram | 08.08.2025 | success, test, cheers 
Note: Inspired from Kamaal Bhopaali (Urdu):

Nazar nazar mein utarnaa kamaal hai,
Naksa naksa se guzarnaa kamaal hai,
Kaamayaabi par pahuñchnaa kamaal nahiñ,
Kaamayaabi par thaharnaa kamaal hai.

My wonderful wife

My Wonderful Wife

Here — the one who bears the fruit of my loins.
Here — the cheerleader of my flawed bravado.
Here — the bearer of the yoke of my incessant brokenness.
Here — the moon that shines, irrespective of the season.
Here — the one true bridge between life and death.
Here — the one who foils the foul that confounds my soul.
Here — the woman who accepted the task of furthering my fate.

Cheers to you, my wonderful wife —
You are my anchor,
My light,
My forever.

Premium Member Cheers!

If painless,
enjoy the blessed
moment: 

Like Icarus I crave
the brilliant soar,

back to earth~ the
inevitable fall…

enjoy the moment 

free 

before the sudden stop…

meet me, somewhere
between the top and
bottom of the flop

I’m buying – no strings
attached....

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