Memory Quatrain Poems
These Memory Quatrain poems are examples of Quatrain poems about Memory. These are the best examples of Quatrain Memory poems written by international poets.
The Glory of her TressesFew sing of raven’s ebony,
Fewer still of its shining plume,
The glory of her black tresses
Has for long glistened my life’s gloom.
Now that the dawn has...
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Categories:
black love, memory,
To Which Image Should We Cling"We have been here a thousand times before
Memory erased, each time we begin anew
Of hands held tenderly, we’ve lost the score
Each embrace virgin like fresh...
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Categories:
inspirational,
Surreality“One’s destination is where one’s been, if in a surreal dream a reverse world, is what one has seen” ...
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Categories:
dream,
To which image should we cling?Line of inquiry: To which image should we cling?
“We have been here a thousand times before
Memory erased, each time we begin anew
Of hands held tenderly,...
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Categories:
life, universe,
Kerckhoff in the RainDo mem’ries of the Inverted Fountain
Well past midnight with Irene still remain?
Do you recall the way from the bus stop
To the Kerckhoff Coffee...
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Categories:
memory, rain, school,
To which image should we clingLine of inquiry:
“We have been here a thousand times before
Memory erased, each time we begin anew
Of hands held tenderly, we’ve lost the score
Each embrace virgin...
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Categories:
birth,
Crimes against humanityIn a land torn by evils cruel hands
where innocence once thrived in golden sand
echoes now haunt barren torched lands
of children lost, tears fall in graves...
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Categories:
dark, discrimination, evil,
Childhood's Spring~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
My childhood memories of spring's return
are filled with butterflies, florets, and ferns,
of saving baby birds who fell from nests
and Maypole dancing, colored ribbon fests.
Those daisy...
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Categories:
childhood, spring,
RebirthingWho were these people whom I feel for familiarity?
Who am I really, when finding this clarity?
Who are we in this time of reenacting memories?
Who were...
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Categories:
death, life, meaningful, memory,
Unadorned“Unadorned is a heart that’s stripped of its beauty.”
...
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Categories:
grief, war,
SpontaneityTo say exactly what I feel,
At first seems quite unreal.
What’s on my mind to be exact.
Without forethought, without tact?
To beckon my deepest thought
Not thinking whether...
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Categories:
war,
ReflectionsOn my window pane
were four drops of rain
resembling a quatrain
On love, on loss and gain
Mirrors were they to my brain,
the four pensive drops of rain,
A...
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Categories:
loss, love, metaphor, mirror,
Missing You
Journey Journal Page
MISSING YOU
(For my parents, and parents-in-law)
By Leon Enriquez
The Angel of Death has come today
To take your beautiful soul away
Our mortal hearts are broken...
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Categories:
devotion,
The Steel BoxI wake into the morning of my dreams,
swimming loosely from a mislead youth.
Oh, how I truly thought of loving, then
besieging it as life’s one only...
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Categories:
memory, youth,
Life’s Untraveled Path
Life’s Untraveled Path
By: Miracle Man
January 6, 2024
At times in life each faces some decision,
and later on “what if” reveals its face.
Without giving our best with...
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Categories:
birth, death of a