Met Poems - Poems about Met

If I hadn't met your gaze in that void of youth, when I mistook impulse for absolute truth, When I believed carelessness was courage and threw words to the wind, not knowing they would wound deeply and painfully. Perhaps my words would have died unspoken, they wouldn't have deserved your silence full of meaning and pain, Now, when...

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When I met you, you were already a broken vase, sharp shards hidden beneath your cold and distant skin, But I was still whole, believing love was the force that makes two souls forget their unhealed wounds. I mistook your silence for gentleness, and your distance for the depth of an unknown and mysterious sea, I thought if...

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I don't remember the first time You met me I wonder to what degree that upsets you I can't recall The first time you called, Though I've been told you phone in often. I worry my forgotten memories effect you Cuz truth is can't recollect The first time we laughed, Or the first time you collected Those sticky snot waterfalls, Pooling into a gelatin riverbed In your freshly washed...

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I once met a child of the devil, who in her father’s fame did revel. And boy, would she get mad if you dared dis her dad. Then, she'd rage at an unreal level. ...

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How We Met by Edmund Siejka ...

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A sonnet and limerick once met Romantically in tete-a-tete. The sonnet had grace, The limerick, no trace: Make match of your muses, the net. ...

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. 'twuz miraculous even hern stalk felt ...

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I was the moon when I met Zizam, a silver star hidden in the night, And in her eyes, I became a dream, for if she called me her moon, I would be, unbeaten. Hidden from the earth, I wore my scars, under the veil of night, timidly I stood, But she, my Sun, shone with rays, painting...

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You were truly different from others! Your gaze held a mysterious world, In my childhood, I wondered if perhaps, A happiness like yours would come my way. I met you. I live in a whirlwind of emotions, Each day, I eagerly await your arrival. If my heart didn’t tremble at first sight, You wouldn’t know all that I am. These days, people have their...

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Fiddler met twiddler on his way to church fidgeting and diddling, their fingers in a lurch Fiddle-sticks and Fiddle-faddle stopped to watch and stare puttering and muttering, one day in autumn’s air...

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"God" I asked "why is life this way?" "You didn't see it," He said, "it slipped away" "Such a shame, you missed the light" "It faded while you wept that night" Don't regret the tears you shed, For grief should bring relief instead. Pain must rest, it has its time, No more need for endless cries But only those who rise survive. "You took...

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Under the bridge of night, two strangers met, in a silence that seemed to halt time, Their hearts grew light, like a breeze caressing a calm and sleeping sea, Their gazes met, and silence turned into a profound understanding, A silent pact, like an unseen thread binding two souls lost in the night. They sat in silence, without uttering...

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Three months went pass uneasy. My feelings for him has not lessen any. Never dare to dream of being his bf or gf, Just a simple fun loving relationship. Yet, he was so mean, could not afford it. One day, on a warm sunny afternoon, One Thursday, all of a sudden, His hobo figure slowly approaches, Along and under the street treelines. It...

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I never met him   I don’t know who he is, the myself. A complete stranger saying he is me But I know nothing about him. I know he was, like his mother, a communist. But after some education and reading 500 books, became A Socialist, for then progressing to the right Admire Trump and Elon Musk I ask, how is this possible without losing. The...

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• He's tall, but he feels short • She's short, but she feels tall • Nobody knows when they met • Out side of "in the fall"...

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