Get Your Premium Membership

Forgot Poems - Poems about Forgot

When the Sun Forgot to Sleep
The sun arose with reckless cheer, And burned away the last of fear— No clock could chain the golden skies, No rule could still the fireflies. Bare feet chased dreams down alleyways, As time dissolved in honeyed haze. The world, unbuttoned, sang out loud— A symphony without a crowd. The madness bloomed in fields of flame, Where poppies whispered each one’s name. The trees danced...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, beach, black love, cheer
Form: Rhyme
I Forgot
Oh dear! Oh dear! What is this? Something seems to be amiss Before so sure was I But now am left to wonder why For what compelled my short sojourn Has left me now in but a turn For in the span from there to here All thought for naught has disappeared...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, life,
Form: Rhyme



I forgot what this poem was originally about
Life hums with haste - the clock hands fly thoughts slip past, clouds in the sky like chalk on a rain-slick slate, like the stars through a tremulous haze. ...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, 12th grade, time,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I FORGOT THE WORDS TO THE SONG
i forgot the words and hummed along As the music fell silent And the band went home Your voice was so quiet Like a page torn from a book That I had read but somehow forgot Many years before What we had was over Long before you left me Or maybe it was the other way around They say you never forget But with time the pain...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Forgot
If you text me at 9 am that morning, asking me if I slept well, id tell you no, and when you asked why, id tell you I had a bad dream, and when you asked what it was about, id tell you I forgot, but i never did, it kept me up all night,...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, books, break up, color,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member What the Highest Bidder Forgot to Consider
The house came with ghosts. Not the subtle kind, either—no wistful sighs or cool drafts, just full-blown poltergeist tantrums. Cabinets slamming at 2 a.m., spectral remnants of old arguments rattling the windows, the smell of burnt toast no matter how thoroughly they scrubbed. Still, the buyer...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, conflict, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What the Highest Bidder Forgot to Consider
The witch sees green. She sets sail from door to door. Her wake fells trees. “What the highest bidder forgot to consider” was the black and blue broom in her grasp. —Poet (sponsor words in quotes) What the Highest Bidder Forgot to Consider She wanted to draw up a contract for my trees. The leaves, in a rut, are shaking. Scrupulous...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, tree,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Man Of Many Talents
“A Man of Lost Talents” We all have talents Mine the most precious of all Without a doubt It is something I could live without Some would say it’s a surprise Some would say it’s remarkable Some would say it’s incredible Me, thinks, “Fantastic.” My wife says I could do much more If I would quit............things She says I would have more time If I would quit............things Maybe,...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, confusion, funny, remember, satire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I Had A Thought
I HAD A THOUGHT I had a thought today, One of many, One of a thousand more. I started one and then another And another. I had a thought Then it forgot. Then, I had a thought with What to do With all these thoughts. Which one is better than the other? Why this basket full Of wayward streams In search of a sea? Where do I begin? I can’t...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, funny, writing,
Form: Free verse
Something I Forgot to Tell You
I'm older now, older than most expect and looking back I must confess there are some things I do regret. These senior years suddenly become life's intermission, the chance for last admissions. The busyness of youth and wanting to grow up filled the years with so much unnecessary stuff, now, I can say - enough. Before the years...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, age, love, time,
Form: Qasida
I forgot that I hated you
Someday I'll just live past it, Cause I can just imagine in 10 years, If we ever meet again (even though I don't want to). That I would be happy, and greet you with a smile and both hands, so do you. There is nothing to talk. Even though there is much. There is just no more, because they have been poor. It's...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member forgot I was likeable
I forgot I was likeable until I quit my job now I wish I had quit a lot earlier....

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, work,
Form: Free verse
I forgot to say thank you
I knew my nose was running, but after already being on that trip, my eyes got wet and wobbly. Great, I have flu. We stopped near a market once a while. One sold tea. 1,20 for 0,5,l, 1,40 for 0,3l and the biggest is 2,00€. I just had 1,20€. ,,A tea please, 0,5l for 1,20€", ,,why so small? Don't you want...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, 8th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member I am going to live
I am going to leave I want to lose, I need to lose. Someone I want to forget. You don’t own me. Good I want to win, That’s why I need to lose I want to go. I will. That's why I will lose You, only you. Nobody else. Oh, good New time is coming, New life is knocking The plane is...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, goodbye, life, love,
Form: Rhyme
Strummaz Motiff
The green leafed tree in the harbor. There the freights are advanced. Sailors with quality tools, while diners feast and play chess. The edge Of the merchants dine hall has a Blindspot where tugboats honk there horn to enter the harbor. A large pile of bones where the chef has stacked them, for the jewelers to retrieve them to make Carved ornaments for...

Continue reading...
Categories: forgot, boat, celebration, celebrity, dance,
Form: Ballad

Related Poems


Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry