Relative Poems - Poems about Relative

called Black Betty she’s graceful a rare beauty still, quite a handful she’s had her share of adventure and misadventure AP: Honorable Mention 2025 Posted on April 13, 2025...

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"Normal, a term we all know well, Yet, its meaning begins to unravel and tell. A spider's intricate web, a marvel to see, Is normal to the spider, but a hazard to the butterfly. Is normal an illusion we create? A relative truth that varies with each state? A concept that shift like sand of the ground, Leaving us questioning what's truly...

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Albert Einstein did like to brashly on physics opine but when told he could be so insensitive he said, who cares, everything is relative ...

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Did you know Albert Einstein married his cousin? It's a topic that makes for interesting discussion. And while it may engender some negativity, it gives new meaning to the theory of relativity!...

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Although my sister and I are not related by blood, we are as close as any two humans can get outside the bond of marriage. It started when at the age of six, my own mother placed me with this family to take care of while she worked. At the age of thirteen it physically...

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To my Cousine I never forget you, you were a real friend In my life a diamond, a hard man, and so kind A soul of life, relative of the life, part of life Your life and your heart were your kind; style Your kind is your honesty, caring; and life Yes, this is your mind in my mind; respected …...

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our inner spirit captain views the medium... a personal body-ship in a space-time existence... a ship in which a captain relaxes with their outer relative-at-tea... stan sand...

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before life begins we accrue fictional sins so guilt always wins lest any deem themselves free to alter reality dollars and distance do not measure existence despite persistence constant debt all but assured within this credit card world is living better starting off as a debtor shame's main abettor always in the negative when all else is relative to death all succumb becoming what we become in part and in sum being soon...

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("Exploded View", 2011, original oil) Complicit in the Lie Everyone you meet Is complicit in the lie That this is what’s real (12/29/23) ...

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One day when I was sitting by a bubbling brook a nostalgic scene of my childhood time flashed in the visage of my mind. I saw the sparkling stream that bedecked our house with an ornate garland, glided with glistening liquid pearls of elegance, flowed with the flamboyant facade of silvery splendor. On its rippling...

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Regret, how it hurts. Doesn’t matter how many times I wish you were back, you’ll never come back. You’re gone, and went in the worst way there was in my opinion. I cried and I sobbed when I heard the news, we all did. We had a chance to know, a chance to save you. But we...

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I am the major general Hare said with a sniff An ugly rumor had sauntered by with a whiff He felt rage, consternation and a bit of miff this gossip-y story came from his weird cousin Biff...

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It’s true, tomorrow never comes; In the last seconds of the day, When darkness reigns And moonbeams play, When tomorrow’s late approach So inevitably nears, It’s today, not tomorrow, That so freshly reappears....

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My loved ones gone visit dreams of cyan fields and pixie cloud skies. Is it a cruel trick of the mind? Or moments, out of space and time; caught in the weft of our corduroy lives; a small gift granted to our past or future selves?...

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She walked into the family reunion with pink and purple hair. And enough green eye liner to challenge the fur on a boar. Who is that with fake eyelashes? Someone asked me. I turned and recognized her under the spider façade. She is my granddaughter, I told them. Wondering who they were....

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