Rendezvous Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Galactic Rendezvous

This is not A.I. 

Up there in the darken sky  

Where astronauts fly  

Accomplishing a heavenly ride  

Pictures they took  

Perfect for the global Instagram scrapbook  

Allowing everyone a peek 

Admiring the skyrocketing pecking cheek  

Isn’t that sweet?  

Reflecting upon the spaceship heat  

Duet rekindling a romance  

And dance  

Expressing galactic vows  

Circulating the day end bow 

Performing a musical tune  

Artemis waltzes around the illuminating moon 

Ready to depart  

Softening the international diplomatic heart   

Exclaiming ‘gee’  

Both stating ‘do you love me’  

Heading home and everybody will see  

Sporting Saturn rings  

Showing off souvenir bling 

Fore who completed a mission  

Proving someone’s scientific vision  

Life does exist throughout the stars  

And we are proud to know who they are

Premium Member Rendezvous

We traveled as the bunnies hop,
hopping the moon without a stop.
When the stars shine bright, he's on top.
Tic-tac-toe, we go,
finding love at a faster pace.
I love the ribbon, silk, and lace.
I love staring into his face.
It was passing snow.

connie pachecho

1/20/26

Premium Member Betrayal

closed curtains
morning grey peeking
door closing


A Secret Kept

At the very cusp of winter dawn,
Before the sun wake from slumber,
The narrow alleys lay bare and silent,
The moon slowly fade from existence.

It is at this hour when feet hit gravel,
Rushed steps race against time.
The winds carry distant heartbeats,
That of a woman barely nineteen.

The youth of her fragile soul,
Thunders against her bosom,
As she nears the clock tower,
Holding testaments across time.

A man barely out of youth,
Slips out of the shadows,
Their fingers barely grazing,
His own heart raging still.

A change of hands for the epistle,
Delicate letters weaving tales,
Of those not to be spoken in daylight,
Finding refuge in the solitude of night.

Corporation Blues

Everyone has their ups and downs
sometimes you win sometimes you lose
come to a crossroads there's no knowing
which is the best path to choose
funny how the way to work gets longer every day
while the road to you is shorter by a mile
it don't make me late it's not the job I hate
and thoughts of you always always make me smile
but about my boss there's really nothing nice to say
with his workers working hard at not working at all
my co-workers shirkers lurkers each and every one
but then I have you to look forward to
when the daily race is run
and the working day is done
everyone has their ins and outs
some days are good some days are bad
go out on a limb and there's no telling
it may be the best day you ever had
everyone wants a happy ending
and I look forward to our rendezvous
my heart knows which route to go
it only shows the road to you

Premium Member Tomcat's invitation

Meet me I'll be waiting
Rendezvous at Black Cat Cafe in Paris
~ I'll wear my red beret



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention  2025


A Sunday Rendezvous

On a quiet Sunday,
when the world hums softly,
I find myself tangled in thoughts,
the weight of yesterday's shadows pressing down,
and light filtering through the curtains
feels foreign against my heavy heart.

I sit on the edge of our bed,
watching you breathe,
wondering...
can we fall in love again?
Can we piece together this beautiful mess,
woven with laughter and echoes in every corner?

You've witnessed the darkness
that wraps around my mind,
the days lost in fog,
the nights of silent tears,
and I wonder if you still see me;
the girl who danced with dreams
before the world stole my grace.

Can we traverse this landscape,
rediscovering joy in the mundane?
Let's wander through our memories,
revisit moments when love felt effortless,
and laugh at our stumbles,
lost in the rhythm of our hearts.

So here I am,
vulnerable and bare,
asking softly... 
can we fall in love again?
Can we weave a tapestry that embraces
the complexities of who we are?

Let's take it slow,
allow this Sunday light to nurture us,
and as we navigate this journey,
I hold onto hope 
that love can rise again,
resilient as dawn breaking after a long night.

Premium Member The Rendezvous

Cold and running out of light,
a winter's afternoon seems 
to gather the last few things 
to put on view -
clouds hurrying across the sky
with shapes that suggest a face 
or a butterfly
and hanging just above
the rooftops, the pale outline
of a daylight moon.

And the mood 
of a late afternoon settles here too
in the long shadows cast
by words across a page
through which the mind
passes, seeking out something 
to attach to, the glow 
of its own moon,
a flickering memory looking
for a breath
and ahead, lodged somewhere 
in the coming dark, a small,
indistinct blur, closing in
towards a rendezvous.

rendezvous

Rendezvous 

The youngish woman sitting near the window
in the train, looks pale and too slim
Stroking her throat, I think she has tuberculosis
on her  way to the sanatorium 
"The Camelia dame"?
Her lover will sit beside her as she coughs blood
into a silk handkerchief and whisper words of love
As the train slows down, she looks into her hand
mirror, apply lipstick and rouge, and pick up her bag
She looks beautiful 
The woman cast me a look, I nodded my head in
approval, every journey begins with a dream

Missed Rendezvous Haikus


A Cruel Twist of Fate

Silent rendezvous
Destiny’s cruel twist of fate
Lost chance forever


Love’s Chance

Whispered in the breeze
Meeting place but I’m alone
Love’s chance slips away


Empty Bench

Time slips through my hands
Empty bench—where did you go?
Heartache lingers on

*I wrote this poem on January 7, 2024, as part of a ’30 days of poetry’ January challenge. This was day 7 and the prompt was: Write a haiku about a missed rendezvous.  I challenged myself further by writing three of them.

Premium Member Rendezvous

Her 
prince
waited
by the sea
to etch her portrait
in powdery sands beside him
before nocturnal waves danced in sheer moonlight kisses;
Alas, too late in rendezvous, she captured his evanescent silhouette no more.

Sunlit Curls In Rendezvous

in morning light 
sunlit curls in rendezvous 
with the wind 

13 October 2023

Sweet Rendezvous

Orchard of rosy apples, ripe and sweet,
gleaming radiance in picturesque fields.
trees weighed down in the bounty treat,
gifts wrapped in love, reckoning yields
squashy white flesh in crimson shields.

cute plump cheeks, clustered ruby balls.
Who painted them red? brimming galore
in shadow of summer, an autumn befalls.
Bushels and cartons teeming to the store,
the golden and green, delicious ever more.

Joy plucked and picked in scarlet glitter,
wind, frost and rain tempered all through.
enchanting aroma of cinnamon in butter
with baskets of apples, it's picnic, Yahoo!
Solace of a sanctuary, sweet rendezvous.

Roused For Our Rendezvous

To go as promptly
As longing can.
Two sparked feeling-forms.
A lightning storm's!

Held back, no more, in
Waiting for it.
Fear, overcautious
To be nauseous.

Frustrates, does ever
And heart and soul
The real self; of Love
Sanctified above.

A Rendezvous of Memories

The past was filled with so much joy,
Like it was just the two of us, oh boy.
Where there seemed to be no end to our affection and fun,
Our story seemed to have just begun.

But unexpectedly, we drifted apart,
Hoping that the past could restart.
Even so, you're still my favorite memory,
So I'll wait for you at our rendezvous, patiently.

I can't settle for just memories of us,
I can't bear to see you with someone else, it's a fuss.
So let's try to fix this, let's make it right,
I don't want our story to fade into the night.

Wipe away the tears that fall from our eyes,
Forget the wounds inflicted by others' lies.
Come, let's start a new chapter, you and me,
But this time, nothing will hinder, nothing will be.

Because I can't bear to be away from you,
To see you find happiness with someone new.
Let's discuss this between just the two of us,
Hoping against chaos, still holding onto trust.

For you are the constant scream of my heart,
When will I feel your embrace, a new start?
I long for you, oh how I yearn,
Your name is the only thing my heart will forever churn.

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