Mend Poems - Poems about Mend

Turtle

Poetry Form: Limerick
Sponsor: Joseph May
Date: June 14, 2025
A crow on a wire watched me cry,
He cawed at the clouds in the sky.
“You break, then you mend,
But the hurt doesn’t end—
Just learn how to smile when you lie.”

Who am I?

No one waits for me outside patiently,                                                

Till We Mend

Into me
A voyage
To discovery
Oh what strength lies ahead
Ain't afraid
Ain't ashamed
Out there searching
Forgetting the past
So focused on the future
Where skies will never gray
I part ways with my inner demons
Cast them aside like I was once
A brand new me
In the flesh
Don't judge
Don't  criticize 
I'll stand here
Till you see all you are missing
I might not be the

The pain of not knowing

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A lament of Love? and Loss
In the silence, I hear your voice,
A whispered reminder, of my foolish choice.
I was blind to your needs, and deaf to your pain,
And now I'm left with the shards, of a love that could not remain.

I wish I could turn back time, and start anew,
To love

How To Mend A Broken Heart

Best way to mend a broken heart:
To fall in love again, make new start.

To mend a comforter have you ever ponder to be biases free

To mend a comforter have you ever ponder to be biases free---

After eight unique life stories, you will find at last, atlas, a recess to be cellular free
Btw, 
Ozone and Viola will start from scratch again, to inflict punching or hatching, her three
Whence,
You will remember pascal, oracle and Miraculously miracle all are turning black
The Orion,
In

Every people from everywhere

While I sit here thinking about the world and our people, every people, from everywhere, all the differences, and similarities, the cultures and colors. We are so beautiful, and peculiar,  a virtual cornucopia of variety. I think about all the most wonderful things we could be if we would just let go of our

REGRETS CAN'T MEND

Evey moment, cherish like gold 
Regrets can't mend when you are old 
A time wasted won't come again 
Reminiscing will just bring pain 
A time to shine may just come once 
So waste no chance and dare to dance

Bitesize poetry contest 
2nd place

Trying to mend

Your heart is so cold 
why do I even bother 
trying to mend us

How Do You Mend A Broken Heart

How Do You Mend A Broken Heart  
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I stand by your grave
Hands clasped before me
My breathing shallow 
My legs unsteady
I summon every
Ounce of strength
To keep from falling
*
All the days to come
Without you
All the nights to come
Without you
How will my heart
Endure your loss
*
In hospice
We reminisced 
You were comforted
By the memories
Of our time together
You were proud

He Will Fix Us

When words are spoken in anger,
Leaving regret and shameful lines, penned
By hearts who needed to vent – to express
The darkness that betrays their need
For healing, for breathing, for revealing
Each whisper of loss and lessons 
Still to be learned, messages from the One
Who we call on when we’re sure…

There is only one place we can go,
One

Angelic Woe

The sky’s painted gray

My heart is bruised 

My mind is cluttered

But I have you


You mend my wounds

And organize my space

Light the way 

My pain is erased


Even when sorrows and woe

Refuse to wander astray 

You’re always there to comfort me 

On my most melancholic day 


What was once dull and grim

Now inhabits a vibrant hue 

Your

Poles Apart

Our hearts are heavy with the world's woes.
It seems lies and hate follow wherever one goes.
Added to that, the unjust war in Ukraine,
and Earth's breath slows for she's now in pain.

Greed has spilled across our beautiful land.
Dollar signs seem all many understand.
How to change minds that have been made,
when counting millions that they've been paid.

Lies

Mend

Read my pages,
Rewrite me, please,
Let it go easy on me.

Read my pages,
Feel the world around,
Lighten its weight on me.

Read my pages,
Still the tempest,
Bring perpetual tranquility.

Read my pages,
Go through my door,
Aid my strivings.

Read my pages,
Push away the darkness 
that trails and interfere.

Read my pages,
Don’t leave me part way,
Walk with me to the last line.

Read my pages,
Traverse

A Sewing Machine

A manual sewing machine
Strenuous but beneficial
It sews dresses
Two edges meet 
And being stitched together
Passion and reunion in life too
Two hearts meet and stay together
It  mends dresses
A hole in life must be patched too
Life isn't easy
Deficiency to be filled
Scars to be healed
Pains to be reduced
Misunderstanding to be unraveled
It corrects dresses
Corrections are made to life too
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