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Letters Poems - Poems about Letters

Premium MemberALPHABET LETTERS IN COULD BE

A	ACTION
B	BEGINNING
C	COORDINATE
D	DETERMINATION
E	EXPRESSION
F	FULFILL
G	GREATNESS
H	HONOR
I	INSIGHT
J	JUSTIFY
K	KNOWLEDGE
L	LEADERSHIP
M	MEANINGFUL
N	NEWNESS
O	OBJECTIVE
P	PEOPLE
Q	QUESTION
R	RIGHTFULLY
S	SUCCEED
T	TRANSFORM
U	UNITY
V	VICTORIOUS
W	WISHFUL
X	XEROX
Y	YESTERDAY
Z	ZEALOUS
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Categories: letters, analogy, appreciation, care, character,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberThe Silent KISS

"A kiss is magical because it touches the heart." Quote By Poet

The silent kiss can touch your heart,
a heart that is very far apart.
       I kissed your letters then licked the glue,
       as I sent all my love to you.
Red lips went flying
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Categories: letters, love, time, today, together,
Form: Rhyme



Stained Letters

They know your face
Your body

You turned on the camera 
You let them in
Unknown editors

When they asked for more 
You gave it freely 
You didn't know
You were a blank paper

They pry for more 
To see more
To get more
To know more
To write more
You were drawn to the attention like paper and ink

You let them pour into you
Their
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Categories: letters, abuse, analogy, anti bullying,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberPenpal

We communicate through words in our letters
Thoughts that make each other feel better
You share something new from day to day 
At times you're silent with nothing to say
I look forward to your lines of expressions
With your pen you're making deep impressions
At times you can be mentally dark and blurry
Unclear sayings when you're angry or in
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Categories: letters, creation, solitude,
Form: Rhyme

Letters and Digits

Digits are opening letters with knife 
Wow it was time before we actually opened a letter
With knife 

Inside, eyes eying the digits and letters 

They say
But they ain’t Simon

Of the times when we sent letters by post 
Sometimes we signed them with our digits 

Occasionally with blood 
But mostly with this kinda polymer we today
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Categories: letters, feelings, judgement, philosophy,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberWhy we need to leave left behind letters to our loved ones

There are many Christians today, that are advocating always,
That we leave 'left behind letters,' to be read latter on, after 
The harpazo of the church has both come and also gone.
Instructing our left behind loves ones they can still become
Saved during the earlier portions of the tribulation days.

And they won't be on their own, but
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Categories: letters, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Other

Premium MemberLOVE LETTERS FROM A BLACK HOLE

LOVE LETTERS FROM A BLACK HOLE©2025 Sara Etgen-Baker 

Gravity bends; time stretches, light falters.
Love letters appear through the void;
Written in the language of stardust, 
    their ink swirls like the arms of faraway galaxies.

Through the event horizon, I write back
penning my heart to you with stardust and hope,
each letter a promise that
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Categories: letters, 12th grade, love,
Form: Free verse

Letters from Camp

I found a bunch of letters
Dated 1993,
Which were written by my son from camp
And forwarded to me.

It was his first time staying there,
For one month, in a bunk.
He was away, with new routines
And he was in a funk.

His letters said he missed us
And was homesick just at night.
Aside from that, it seemed that he
Was managing
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Categories: letters, grandson, missing, son,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberLetters between Child and Father


    Dear Father,
    
     I just wanted to write to you today to tell you how much I love you.
       
    I know I spoke to you today, and so often my mind and heart are
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Categories: letters, child, father, inspirational love,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberMy Words

As my words "cascade" off my tongue,
onto the "myriad" of blank pages.
Each letter will slowly "slither,"
slither into a "serpentine" of sentences.
As I stop to read,
will the pages "lilt" to me?
With tired eyes I see a "nebula" bright night,
as I look out my huge window at the "lunar" light.
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Categories: letters, poems, poetry, poets, writing,
Form: Free verse

Epistle

Will pens
(I'd have to think
when last I dipped mine in ink)
and sad to say
pencils go
the dodo's way
become extinct or obsolete
(oh no)
to the average man in the street
as if it weren't for junk mail
no matter how large or small
never mind trees and ecology
wouldn't have no mail at all
when I was young still a nipper
a lot more
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Categories: letters, fun, humorous, word play,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberLetters Of Divorce

With these rings, we said, "I do,"
Never planned to play the fool.
Too young to grasp loves weight,
Too blind to heed its rules.
We were D—drifting, never devoted.
We were I—insensible, inconsiderate.
We broke our Vows, splintered trust.
We were O—reckless, outrageous.
We were R—tangled, bitter root.
We were C—careless, never committed.
We were E—estranged, unraveling fast.
A word we swore would never be
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Categories: letters, break up, courage, humanity,
Form: Other

Letters of Delight


C-risp
A-pples
N-ourishes
D-ancers,
Y-et

C-innamon
A-nd
N-ice
C-ookies
H-elp
E-veryone
L-ook
A-lluring

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Candy M. Canchela)
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Categories: letters, birthday,
Form: Other

Letters, Lines

Lines in lightning carved in stone?
Geoglyph, take form.
Mile behind the melee zone?
Keep the soldiers warm.

Bright beside the boreal pole?
Buildings in glass, shine.
Heaven and Hell, thy control!
Doom and Death, we dine!

Trickle, time? Riddle or rhyme?
Boxes, sheath the mime.
Dynamite, done on a dime?
Skidding in the slime...

Forlorn and forgotten?
Adventure, dare to seek?
Render red run rotten?
Ergo, the boneyard creak.

Sleek
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Categories: letters, absence,
Form: Rhyme

Letters of The Heart

I wrote some letters a century ago before I became a patron of the show, there was an outstanding line of how the universe wraps its finger around mine and how the priest wrestle with the devil at the altar  just for me to cross over. I was not born yet but some had
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Categories: letters, america, bible, birth, boat,
Form: Free verse

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