Graduation Quatrain Poems

Midst sullen storm and winter's grip,
Secure and warm I toddies sip.
By fireside glow my thoughts take wing.
While watching snow, I dream of spring.

Spring's swimming pools,...

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Can you see what is not there?
Do you often stop to listen?
Always take that time,
Don't rely upon the system.

May you look to keep you wondering,
May...

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The award of diploma
Is every student's desire; 
It's like a sweet aroma
Aimed by heart's burning fire.

An acceptance of medal
Is an icing on the cake; 
The...

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Students wear a mortarboard for graduation
Not a deerstalker like Sherlock Holmes
If they did, I would have to tip my hat
To those with such discriminating domes!

If...

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I hate to say it, but it's true
You don't like me, I don't like you
It's good to graduate from this place
So I won't have to...

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Oh to have tools to hold back Time!
To make the hours just stay,
And let the years stop in their prime,
Age held back in delay!

To have...

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All graduates feel 
they have arrived.
They’re tossing caps, 
exchanging high-fives;
walking with pride, 
experiencing release,
a sense of accomplishment 
and a measure of peace.

Excitement takes over,
anticipation sets...

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Oh how well I do remember
Dear Miss McConnell’s typing class.
Fumbling fingers seeking home keys,
And so afraid I wouldn’t pass.

The quick brown fox jumps over the…..
I...

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A defiant beat banging on my ear drums in
The cool evening air, and under the stars I become
Free – leaping, and leering at the walls...

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Don't really know how to start this
Not every boo-boo will get a kiss
Life is a really fast trip
Don't blink, though some things you want to...

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There comes a time for thiings to change,
A time for certain endings,
A time when Old gives way to New,
A time for new beginnings;

For endings aren't...

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As little John went out to play
On a warm, beautiful, and sunny day
He heard his mother to him say
"I love you, my little John."

And then...

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She told me to meet her at a quarter past ten
By the old five and dime on Main
She said it was important, I just couldn’t...

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