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Nostalgia Moving On Poems

These Nostalgia Moving On poems are examples of Moving On poems about Nostalgia. These are the best examples of Moving On Nostalgia poems written by international poets.


Innocence Persists Beyond My Wake
In my dreams
I am small
Flowers budding
Behind deaf ears
When I leave you
Inevitable in its longing
I wish to be
A grain of sand
In your hurricane
A leaf in your...

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Categories: moving on, 12th grade, age, growing



Premium Member Late-Night Charging
Boomer rang my doorbell
    his blue jeans had expired

  Required late-night charging   
    he knocked back...

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Categories: drink, fashion, moving on,

Premium Member Shooting Birds At the Moon
Was I maudlin over our breakup? For a minute.

If I think of you now, it’s like a slideshow of unflattering images.

At the time, my breakup...

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Categories: moving on, absence, break up, humor,

Premium Member Once More
Accept equality, admit to science 
That you always believed -
Why wouldn’t love be free?

San Franciscans and summer lovers 
Flocked here seeking illusion.
They saw pretty colors,...

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© Ann Cantu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: moving on, angst, imagery, longing, moving

Empty Nest
Reduced to a couple once again, 
Remembering this is how our life once began, 
Blessed by God with three children, 
Now all grown up and...

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Categories: children, lonely, moving on,



Premium Member The Art of Giving
I gave my son a dollar bill from eighteen-hundred thirty two
    and a two-spot from that same year too
  The question...

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Categories: moving on, father son, giggle, money,

Premium Member Life Story
a lifetime of memories in a box
each one setting her heart aglow
o~ how the years rushed by
the names the joys never losing their luster
even the...

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Categories: moving on, appreciation, life, memory, moving

Questions, But Questions
What is in this bucket?
A question, ah yes.
Did I ever fill it?
Ah, yes, another question.
How weird a thing to ask
about a bucket.
How strange a question!
How...

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Categories: moving on, anxiety, endurance, how i

Metamorphosis
How does it feel to loose someone
You loved so dearly?
Painful, pathetic "words, words, words"
It's seraphic, the Blazemoche 
How tiny little things can make you feel...

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Categories: memory, moving on, nostalgia,

Mundane
Mundane, Mundane so stupidly Mundane.
Always filled with boring pain,
and trying to find ways to complain.
 
Everything I do is in vain,
because there is so victory...

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Categories: appreciation, loneliness, moving on,

Premium Member Resignation
Mindful roadside rest
staggered tear nostalgia 
tender re entry...

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Categories: moving on, cry, family, father son,

Letters Never Sent
Blessed be my letters of love,
Blowing away in wind, never sent....

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Categories: moving on, heartbreak, heartbroken, lost love,

Premium Member Reunion
I went to my high school reunion:
I wasn't sure what to expect.
Would those we once held so high
Retain our aged respect?

High school cliques had disappeared;
our...

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© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: moving on, age, celebration, friendship love,

Premium Member Come and Gone
Once and never again 
Once and to the end
Come and gone...
When my feet traveled on
Down a newfound road 

Carrying me along
Hitching and hiking 
The busy...

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Categories: journey, life, moving on,

There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: moving on, 12th grade, character, hope,


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