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Happy Ending Poems - Poems about Happy Ending

Premium Member My Happy Ending
The look in your eyes was undeniable, As if the light shined for the first time. The smile on your face made me realize, This is the beginning of something special. I've dreamed of you so many nights, Thinking all was lost then, I found faith and This is the start of what I needed and desired. A simple touch of your...

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Categories: happy ending, desire, feelings, happiness, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Happy Ending
A happy pumpkin named Spinner went to a Halloween dinner he met girly gourd whom he much adored they each went home a big winner...

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Categories: happy ending, fun, giggle, halloween, humorous,
Form: Limerick



A Corner Booth and Eggs Benedict
Villanelle L Milton Hankins Aug 18th, 2022 A Corner Booth and Eggs Benedict The mood needs to be just right Candles lit and flowers placed perfect So fun to be in the spotlight Winds of fortune caress this site Our guard down, never circumspect The mood needed to be just right Ambiance fills...

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Categories: happy ending, appreciation, celebration, destiny, fate,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member A Joyful Christmas Story With a Happy Ending
Timmy Jimmy O'Blimey was a boy who loved Christmas and joyful happy faces So when he saw an old man living on the street with nothing to eat, he felt sad Though small of frame his carousel mind was gigantically full of good thoughts for his next of kin. He had to...

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Categories: happy ending, appreciation, christmas,
Form: Narrative
Happy Ending
A happy ending? A camel and a dog Tired of performing Every night At a circus. Escaped. The camel walked On top of it Sat the dog guiding the camel. They found the valley Seen on a map In the window Of a book shop. They lived happily Till the died. The dog´s tongue Stung by a bee Could not swallow. The camel died too When the water In the lake Got brackish....

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Categories: happy ending, africa, courage,
Form: Burlesque



The Lost River-Driver, Part Ii
...But times did change, the great drives stopped, the state came and blew up the rock, some though that Joe would now pass on, but he still showed up on dark nights, and his face was such a sad sight, a ghost depressed, his one last purpose gone. For decades the dead man looked blue, what kept him here, nobody knew, and he...

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Categories: happy ending, death, heaven, history, nature,
Form: Narrative
The Lost River-Driver, Part I
It was a century ago when Joe Gibbs’ rode the water’s flow, driving logs through the river’s waves, a young man only twenty years, fast with a pick-pole, had no fear, and never had they seen a man more brave. At night he did joke with the guys, in drunken song his voice did cry, the river-driver’s all liked him, he could make the...

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Categories: happy ending, death, heaven, history, nature,
Form: Narrative
I Must Not End This Story With a Happy Ending
I must not end this story with a happy ending as many stories that are written for money; I have come to the conclusion that I must not end this story and enhance it with allusion! My story began two summers ago when the enchanting blueness of the August sky was as vast as the serene sea below; in November leaves change colors bringing shivers...

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Categories: happy ending, america, character, community, evil,
Form: Rhyme
Allan's Happy Ending, Part Iii
...It was two years later, while at his desk, Altan felt a pain he’d never known before, Tried to call for help, it came out a croak, the last thing he remembered was the floor. When he came too, he found himself walking towards a small and quaint outdoor café. Janet waited there, tilting in her chair, with a big piece of...

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Categories: happy ending, death, heaven, husband, loss,
Form: Narrative
Allan's Happy Ending, Part Ii
...Years passed and Allan tried dating once more, but soon gave up, as it didn’t feel right. How could he when he still loved his Janet? This caused him to take up drinking at night. The drinking, of course, screwed up his judgment, and one night went to bed with his nanny. This continued until he realized she only really cared for...

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Categories: happy ending, death, heaven, husband, loss,
Form: Narrative
Allan's Happy Ending, Part I
Allan leaned back in his chair as he munched on a piece of bread at the small cafe, he daydreamed idly as he sat there, his wife Janet was again running late. He didn’t mind, since he had the time, one of the perks of being your own boss, and every Friday they went out to lunch, Allan much enjoyed these few...

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Categories: happy ending, death, heaven, husband, loss,
Form: Narrative
Defending Depending On Having a Happy Ending
Defending Depending On Having A Happy Ending Had decided that we were defending, Our thoughts that on are depending; Not delude, And conclude, That we would have a happy ending. Jim Horn...

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Categories: happy ending, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Seek Happy Ending
S-eek H-appy E-nding R-eplacing Y-our L-oneliness O-nce Q-uest U-sed I-s A-chieving L-ife's D-elightful A-im Topic: Birthday of Sheryl P. Oquialda (December 03) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: happy ending, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Call a Sitter We Have Plenty of Money
The singles ad pointed out to her was beautifully written. Even though married, bored, Shelly was instantly smitten. She told some big lies, so she could meet her soulmate. They had a meeting place, and she agreed to be there by eight. Her husband would watch their six children, of course. He never had anything to do, if he was...

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Categories: happy ending, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
A Happy Ending
And so another saga begins in a loving, aging extended family. We are all victims of cancer's proclivity. How could we have the temerity to assume otherwise and miss the nuance that is her speciality? Soon the marrow will have an aperture that will attest to blood results. A prelude to treatment. A treatment that leaves it's latest victim and us barren of joy...

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Categories: happy ending, anxiety, cancer, family, fear,
Form: Bio

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