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Son Memory Poems

These Son Memory poems are examples of Memory poems about Son. These are the best examples of Memory Son poems written by international poets.


Premium Member A Tryst With Fantasy
He's closed the blinds. His twilight dawns.
	A midday reverie.
Within his mind, a vision spawns,
	awash in mystery.
*
A levee bursts, torrents crash free—
	a castle from a dream.
Atop...

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Categories: childhood, fantasy, imagination, memory,



Premium Member If ever
If ever you were taken from me,
The sun would rise in mourning black,
And birds would fold their wings in shame
For mother  not to bring...

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Categories: memory, fate, hope, miss you,

Premium Member A Mother's Pain
Two mothers who never met were connected by tragedy, murder and death.
They gave birth to two different offspring that in one moment would alter both...

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Categories: memory, angst, care, grief, hurt,

Premium Member Memories of Mothers Day

Made motherless 
in your mid teens,
father removed by grief,
brother and sister
crying out, your youth
was taken by need.
Emotions went subterranean, 
kept capped too deep in you...

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Categories: love, memory, mother son,

Mother's Intuition
On January’s bright and sunny afternoon,
A son was born beneath a golden sun.
But in my heart, as a mother I knew,
Something hidden, not yet true.

Through...

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Categories: memory, care, child, faith, inspirational



Premium Member Flames
excited dad and son
jazzed for vacation fun
drive up the winding road 
see nature's grace bestowed 
finding dreams and desire
burned by forest fire...

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Categories: father son, fire, memory,

Premium Member Plagued By Memories
I hear a little girl laugh
and see her sweet face
recall the days of play
the sweet cuddles and kisses
then, I am taken to her name engraved
and...

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Categories: memory,

Premium Member Purple
My jeans I’d wear, twirling in the air
the cousins, loved those kids; I’d
see them hardly ever, flying, laughing,
rising. Mother couldn’t understand
the wriggling out of the...

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Categories: memory,

Mojito Conjuring
Mojito Conjuring 

When the bruja in the red dress
sends me out this time,
it is for the taste of
sour oranges and garlic.
Once, when I plied her...

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Categories: memory, business, culture, fantasy, friendship

Age of Windchimes
The backyard fills with windy snow
For the whole weekend

Until the floor of the Earth
Fluffs itself
Levitates
And observably lifts its pedestal
A foot closer
To the sky

Reaches
And clutches
The feather
Of...

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Categories: age, life, memory, mother,

Two individuals and one poetry journey
Within 12 months, I met two fine individuals.
They both appeared to be gentlemen,
Not an inappropriate word or behaviour towards me.
Surprisingly, they both appreciated the same...

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Categories: memory, appreciation, best friend, friend,

My first precious newborn
My first precious new born.
Today marks your 21 year old.
How times flies when it does not seem to be that long ago.
With pleasure, I welcomed...

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Categories: memory, beauty, birth, blessing, emotions,

Pictures of Ancestral Images
No colder winter's evening reawakens, in an abrupt
glance, this memory from others already faded
in the inattentive recollection of a son's mind;
even insignificant moments are worthy...

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Categories: child, emotions, innocence, memory,

VIBRANT ENERGY SHINGING THROUGH
Vibrant Energy Shining Through 
(by Michelle Lynn LeBlanc 02/07/2022) 
* In memory of my son, Jayden Donald LeBlanc *


Determined to find ways to live, smile...

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Categories: memory, death, girlfriend, grief, i

Premium Member Boxes of Memories
It's hard to believe it has been nine years
since my brother delivered each box.
They all seemed to hold a special key,
mysteries and memories to unlock.
 
My...

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Categories: dad, grandfather, grandmother, memory,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things