Confidences Poems | Examples

Premium Member An Old Soul

Chari’s wisps of blonde hair are blown around in the wind
her sky blue eyes have an intelligence that speaks to the watcher
though young in this life time she is an old soul, wise, kind, and empathetic
she misses nothing, but keeps people’s confidences, without instruction
age

Kindred Spirits

*Kindred Spirits*

 I am often labeled as possessing "special" needs, and while there lies a kernel of truth within that phrase, the needs which burn brightest in my core are no different than yours, dear friend. Just as you crave acceptance, I ache for it too; a longing that colors every sunrise and sunset I witness in this grand tapestry called life.
Like you, I dream of companionship forged through laughter and shared confidences, bonds that render the weight of solitude obsolete. And just as knowledge illuminates the path ahead for anyone brave enough to pursue it, I yearn for chances to learn and grow, to fill the wellspring of my mind with wisdom gained through experience and discovery.
In classrooms filled with desks of various sizes, I sit, eager to absorb lessons tailored to nurture my unique potential. Though some tasks prove elusive, my spirit remains undeterred, for I understand that progress is not measured solely by speed, but by the indelible steps we take towards becoming the best versions of ourselves.


Premium Member Class Reunion

Six besties had agreed
at graduation,
pinky swore,
to meet ten years later
no matter where they'd be,
come what may.

And here they were finally:
Gayle, Suzie, Diane, Donna, Lucy, Michelle,
together at last from across the country.

They had kept in touch through facebook
as much as their busy schedules allowed.
All had gone off to university or college.
Some had since married, some had children.

But now it was all about girls weekend:
time to let loose and catch up,
time to reminisce about the ol' days,
time to extract confidences face to face.

Ten years had passed as in a flash ~
they vowed to turn girls weekend
into a much cherished tradition.



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Premium Member b o n f i r e

Beautiful bonfire
Orange feverish flames
Notable memories
Fireside confidences and conversations
Illustrious shooting flames of oranges
Restful meditative ambiance unseen in other places
Excited campers singing songs in unison
Form: Acrostic

My Brother's Keeper

Am I my brother’s keeper?

Well…in a way

I keep your secrets in a chamber of my heart

I keep your confidences hidden behind the lids of my eyes

I keep your skeletons locked in the cupboard of my mind

I keep your insecurities safe in a bag of many tears you’ve cried

I keep your hopes in a jar with no lid

I keep your ambitions as fuel for your summer fire

I keep your dreams sitting on my favorite star

I keep your truth as a candle that lights the path for all that you conspire

Am I my brother’s keeper?

Well…in a way
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member a good friend

A friend roots for you
Especially when you are wrong
She shows up when needed
Even if you asked her not to

She loves you in spite of your flaws
She builds you up, encourages your talents
Speaks kindly of you to everyone
Best of all, she keeps your confidences.

Premium Member worlds worst employee

company memos are flowing out
escaping like fireflies in July
overly communicative
no confidences now

leaking information
losing credibility and integrity
hoping for likeability
worlds worst employee

no confidentiality
lack of professionalism
she has put our company at risk
jeopardizes our future and her own

Premium Member I would have wished your departure to be a labyrinth with no exit

I would have wished your departure to be a labyrinth with no exit,
To feel how each step of yours futilely fights against the longing that does not yield.
Every sleepless night, until the morning embraced us with its warm rays,
I knew, you were there, a participant in our ephemeral paradise.
Ah, if only you had left a clue that the traces of my caresses on the back of your hand
Would be replaced by another dream creator, by other fingers, what other world they would build.
And then I would have known how to forget, to erase every memory and coffee stain from the abandoned cup,
Which you left forgotten, a prisoner between the cupboard walls, still bearing your cold kiss.
I wouldn't have prayed for the peace of a goodbye,
If I had known that every heartbeat would become a verse dedicated to you,
An unspoken song of the soul, in secret, to you.
Surely, one day my stars will become a voice, bearers of confidences across time and space,
They will speak to you with the sweetness of lost nights, with the testimony of a love eternally written in the firmament.

Premium Member Songs of Soul COS No 4: ABBA

Torn mind as a book sits unfound once more.
Overcast sky blotch caring Sun's warmness,
diffuse confidences a dawn's full bliss,
consolidates a desolate soul's lore,
their brief days of an annular old rune,
the fading of yesteryears contemplates,
the life of a destitute heart pulsates,
the same as a wayward blizzard in June,
sensed separation dwarfs active favor,
downcast eyes eclipse the mood as fear grows,
lost souls dragged into mounds of drifting snows,
spoils the realm of an endless December,
masterpiece frozen framed pictures hell,
be of Dante's Inferno where Satan dwell.
Form: Sonnet

I Walk Alone

Streetwalking should be a solitary affair.
Night slips through unseen cracks,
bends the scant light
into dark-eyed windows.

A gangster is in my head,
a punk, scaling my smooth skull
seeking out weak spots,
those eggshell parts
where just a light knock
will shatter years
of confidential confidences.

I'm hatless, I should have a hat.
The sky drips like a leaky faucet.

Got to shove my head inside a collar,
reach inside a thin coat, 
pull out a neatly packaged,
plastic poncho
recently bought from a Dollar Store.

Time to confront
an unsolvable situation.
Time to listen keenly
 for the sound of a tiny piton
tap-tap, tapping.

Premium Member secrets of the horizon

What hidden secrets the ribbon horizon holds
Confidences of lovers from both sides of the world
I walk the beach, wondering if she will spill any
Alas she does not
sky

Premium Member We Are Shy Women

We are shy women Sheba told me
Close-mouthed
You will never get our stories
I was silent.
She told me about three of her friends.
Revealing many confidences regarding divorces, family deaths, arguments
When her friends discovered this, they told me all about Sheba
Keeping back nothing
Which ones are the shy ones? I wondered.
Having no idea.

Tulip Smile

When is the totality,
for the city shake
of shoulders—
meant to pick a
tulip from its smile?

The moment she's pulled
from her planet
reveries— she writhes 
and slowly droops,
her face, a blacking out
kind of hue.

For once on Terra firma,
she let the heaven in—
its color confidences;
and how our mind on dry 
land would spin.

And by her cells wherever 
they time; know her 
comatose petals will all fall— 
but she's someone else... 
in shredded flight.

Premium Member Attitude of Wise Seasoned Crone

The older woman is seasoned, sassy and secretive, just ask Ms Mim
She can unleash her confidences, but she has learned to keep them
Knowing when to keep quiet, is learned in the hardest of ways
But the experienced crone realizes it makes for much better days
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Low Self-Esteem

Low Self-Esteem states of affairs differing impressions 

            religiously surround us/me?  Uncovered at an inopportune time

           range of  possible options channeled to social pressures, sensing
     
            to belong are we clones? Do you sense being on the same wavelengths?
 
          swayed to authoring and bad decisions? Low Self-Esteem borrowed
    
        from childhood tribulations and bad habits and decisions, t. Lorust

       issues? job and health uneasiness, unhappy childhood, physical and

        emotional issues compelled to Low Self-Esteem of the self void of self

        expressiveness growth of self-abilities, and confidences of Low Self-Esteem.

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