First Poems - Poems about First

I chose you on that quiet, fateful day, A decision that would forever change my life. We stuck together through every feeling of dismay, Creating a bond, founded through shared strife. You knew my moves before I gave the call, We carved our path until every badge was won. And though new challenges came, and the team grew tall, You stayed the...

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When a mothers love is supposed to be your first, It makes it all hurt a little bit worse. For you never taught me what love was, Only reminding me that it was all because, It’s hard to give what you never had, But I was just your daughter, and without a dad. I longed...

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I owe it all to you That helped me get through it In my life, you were always there It was such a great life to share Sure in my life there were times I was scared But it was all my love for you That I always declared Sure there were a lot of laughs But in the end, we always found that...

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This is a true-life celebration of love ballad. A chance meeting on a Greek island becomes a whirlwind romance. From Athens’ vibrant Monastiraki markets to a Taverna where you can experience the lively traditional, passionate Greek culture and music. Join Demetri and his spirited Sismo Dance Company to the strains of his Bouzouki. This...

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Please don't open the dam, Violently flood fresh water with salt. It's been about time this bridge will weather and collapse. Though my cupped hands ache for brine, You keep me longing for the glow with a bright smile on my face. I need to keep smiling, because the glow will never stop. It could never stop, and that can mean...

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2025.5.01 Thursday, first day of May. It has been 6 months since I played songs from a different language, So far I did only 8. Only two since the start of the year. On 17 March this year, I was at the library, waiting for JC, To return his book as I promised. I ended up meeting someone else instead. Since then, I had...

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Winnie learned all about fixing motors from her daddy. She had tuned up six Fords, two Chevys and a Caddy. Daddy got her a jalopy of her own when she was sixteen. She took it all apart, so it would be oiled up and clean. Labelled the parts as they came out one by one. Winnie’s mother threw up her...

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tentative outreach heartbeat ignites yearning love her soft hand clasps mine...

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ridge obscure burnt slate leap of faith a second wind drop and plumes spread wide...

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You joined the Navy. I joined the circus. I was always a clown, and you were always so serious. ...

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We met by fate, on a quiet eve, January winds, a moment to believe. 7:50 it struck, the clock did chime, A coincidence, yet it changed all time. Since class eight, a soft hidden flame, Unspoken feelings, never the same. But chats grew deeper, laughter would bloom, In silence and smiles, love found its room. On 17th December, past midnight's hue, We confessed in...

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The ceiling blinked first—it told me I was looking up too much, time laughed in a corner, counting backwards just to mock me, my shadow packed its bags and left a sticky note: "You're thinking too hard. I need air." The fan above spun secrets, whispering in Morse code, I'm not sure if it cursed me or told me the...

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I no longer need you to do all I had liked to do with you, I no longer need you 'cause now I have a better point of view, I no longer need you in ways I thought I needed you. ...

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sunflower eyes, honeycomb gaze, symmetrical features, beautiful face. i want to get closer— to erase the space that exists between your surface level sex appeal and celestial grace. ...

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