Letter Poems - Poems about Letter

Benjamin Netanyahu, you once stood as a symbol of Israel’s resolve, but power gained through fear and manipulation is a flame that burns its master first. You rose through the ranks on speeches of security and pride, but history has already spoken— the tears of Gaza will not be washed away by silence. Every forty-five minutes, a child died, and the world watched— but the...

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Dearest Tenser: Told you I would write you about the weekend. Pray for them flood peoples and all. But got some news for ya. She used a chrt to list the men she'd been with. We sat in the dining hall listen to her presentation. It was right before the BBQ. She went inside and started cooking. Acting like...

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Uncut Unrevised Version _____________________________ yeah Girl I forgot. Here it goes . guest as they proclaimd her PitMastering skills. Bunch of Jive Tsalking folk. The food was Good not the greatst just good I did enjoy the company of one of her Sisters. we had the raspberry cream and Cake with the homemade Vanilla Iceceam. That was Grate and special. At the end of the...

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To those who should have heard my plea— I write not bitter, but silently. In shadows where the messages fade, I found myself in silence laid. It started with a hopeful thread, A truth that whispered, softly said, To stir the waters, call a friend— But stillness echoed to no end. No ripples came, no words replied, Just empty space where trust had died. “You...

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I speak now, not with breath, But through the bones of history, Through palms that never bore fruit Because your embargo starved the soil. You feared not our weapons— We had none to match your bombs. You feared our ideas, Because they burned too brightly in the dark. Sixty-two winters and summers, My people have walked in chains— Not of iron, But of isolation, hunger, and...

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I tore a letter from inside my ribs not a heart, just the script of your name written in red ruin and birth fluid. You were never mine. You were my plague. And still I prayed at your shadow. Every sentence you whispered became a worm in my lung, a hymn stuck in the throat of a dying god. And yet, when the mirror...

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after Alone, by Edgar Allan Poe We understand you Poe, You saw the world through a darkened lense-- The passions you sought were from a spring that was filled with pleasures most twee--- One's sorrow is uniquely painful from another's, don't fret now Poe, for there is worse to come-- That is not true Poe for the Ravens who know you won't let...

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When I wake up in the morning I continue to lie down Over there a rain keeps falling Sounds of cars hiss all around Through the curtains morning’s better Motionless I watch its glow Rainy morning comes like letter With no content worth to show Morning headlines make me sad Instant coffee turns me on Off I go for wine and...

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A Letter to Mr. Keating Your F1 visa is calling you for the last call to submit a paper “To love that strong thou must leave ere long.” We met there with notarization, tax return, Gre and 1099 questions I saw you. Ruthless, unplugged and in a killer mode You asked me with a mode in anonymity, (they served well...

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Dear younger me, You won’t understand this yet, but the world doesn’t stay kind. You don’t know it yet, but your smile will crack in places, no one can see. You’ll carry weight meant for two instead of one. Still blaming yourself for breaking everyday. One day you will look back, Not with pride, Not with peace, But with a trembling softness...

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Our story began behind bars with the broken, Displaying our armor with truths left unspoken. Through the gates each day, our counselor hats on, Where pain wore a face, and hope felt long gone. You, with your wisdom and counselor’s grace, Me, burnt out but still showing my face. We stitched up souls with words and care, In a world where few...

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Any pet owner knows… Our furry friends are as much a part of the family as anyone. ...

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I wrote then paused, ball pen hovering— the words too bare. They sat on yellow sheets, unsealed and unsent in little brown envelopes. A line meant for truth, one for letting go, another for quiet peace. I wrote “I miss you,” maybe even “I love you,” then crossed half the page. Sometimes I read through the unsaid in my heart, and almost sent a word. Your name— blue, unfading crawl the old sheets, but my voice never...

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Please Listen to me when I say, “You’ve got to hide your love away.” I know I have to hide mine too. It’s hard to hide a love so true! Our parents wouldn’t understand young love. They’re blind to things this grand. The bell for sixth-grade recess rings at ten. Let’s meet beside the swings. ...

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LETTER TO ALCOHOL Ingested poison Ingested pain Ingested hurt Constant rain Consumptions of an illusion, Bruised, Bitter, and Broken. Ingested false realities and Trumas never spoken Secrets within the eyes hidden behind a smile Ingested loss of self gone for miles and miles and miles I allowed you Jack to plot with Daniel Jose to lead me astray And Johnny to walk me...

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