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Reunions Poems - Poems about Reunions

Class Reunions
Class reunions miss me, year after year they miss me, missing me is an annual event. He died, I heard he died, he was a jerk, and he died That other guy died to he made it big in a small town then checked out The few girls that I made-out with, some died, some now live in a neverland of peaceful neglect, except one, I hear she writes...

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Categories: reunions, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Reunions
Nothing is new Even me and you All re-lived In time frames anew Thread through this heart Tread to that soul Weaved and walked Million years ago Warmth of that smile Recalled by this being Comfort and peace No one else could bring Meet you again Some day, somewhere; Different face, Same old gaze...

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Categories: reunions, best friend, emotions, longing,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Reunions
Reuniting with family and friends who you haven't seen in your lifetime - Aunt Lulu?...

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Categories: reunions, family,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member Reunions In Springtime
Sweet scented thoughts of yesterday Revive hearts with nostalgic chime Echoing hopes while triumphs sway In the dusting of the Springtime. With vibrant spirit, faith prevails Conquering gloom that once caused pain As home fellowship never fails Since family* love and care reign. Scheduled reunions during Springs Keep on binding partnership zeal Though death comes with parting it brings We stay close around kinship seal. Let's cherish...

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Categories: reunions, appreciation, blessing, christian, family,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Returning
We’re off to New Haven - hurry, hurry - we’re jammin, crammin, slappin` and slammin` everything into our bags. “Fifteen minutes to take-off,” Michael announced, “the chopper’s waiting.” with hugs all around we separated. Our roommates too, are all catching flights vectoring in from various sites - our motley group will reassemble tonight. Pew rated Yale one of the hardest universities to get into...

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Categories: reunions, new year, new york,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Children of the '60's and Early '70's
Deborah’s 50th high school reunion starts today…one year late because of Covid last year it was dismissed… but vaccinated and wearing a mask this year she’s attending which gives me this opportunity to reminisce… We were children of the ’60’s and early ’70’s… We stood up for kindness…for peace and love our symbols were the peace sign…the flower and the dove We...

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Categories: reunions, age, growing up,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Somewhere Over the Horizon
"Soon we'll all be free, to exist courageously.” Quote ~ by Poet Somewhere over the horizon the sun will shine Multicoloured rainbows will cast their magic spell Dark clouds above will disappear in ample time Signs that tell all is well, freedom from torrent swell. Streets will come alive again, shops will buzz again Children abled to play with...

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Categories: reunions, family, friend, hope, recovery
Form: Rhyme
Reunions
I think of the beautiful reunions we have had through the years, Mom and I would reserve the craft kitchen. Each of my relatives would bring a delicious dish of food, Our mother would insist that we make a long table where we could sit. I supplied the paper table cloth, paper plates, beverage cups and napkins, Then the table...

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Categories: reunions, appreciation, blessing, christmas, god,
Form: Free verse
Our Family Reunions Are Strange, Part Ii
...All of this took place just six years ago, and it’s got more confusing since that time, my mother gave birth to my wife’s sister, who is also a sister of mine. Two years later they would do it again, and this time it turned out to be twins, my mother and siblings all have George’s name, with his daughter now named...

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Categories: reunions, confusion, family, humor, love,
Form: Narrative
Our Family Reunions Are Strange, Part I
I will sometimes be asked how it came about that my children have one set of grandparents, and I know just what you are thinking now, but hear me out, an all of this will make sense. I’m explaining this for one final time to put all these blasted rumors to rest, the odd position my family is in did not come...

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Categories: reunions, confusion, family, humor, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Class Reunions
Hugs Kisses Embraces Joyful Greetings Pleasant Memories Nostalgic Songs Tears Falling Goodbyes Hugs...

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Categories: reunions, friendship, high school, nostalgia,
Form: Ninette
Premium Member Family Reunions
Members no longer with us But still in our hearts Here amidst reunions A few less place settings And empty chairs Ghosts quietly mingle Stealth and incognito Among all the hugs Smiles chatter laughter and stories Barely noticed yet included Far from forgotten AP: Honorable Mention 2020 Submitted on February 9, 2018 for FEBRUARY 2018 STANDARD CONTEST sponsored by BRIAN STRAND...

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Categories: reunions, appreciation, blessing, celebration, family,
Form: Free verse
Class Reunions
Class Reunions © Ben Burton 1/3/2018 Some may not recognize you That many seasons by Not meaning you've aged poorly As surely as their sight And memories mistaken Of whom or where or when Diminish not the pleasure Of treasures sealed therein Old tragedies are weathered Among rejoicing souls With recollections sharper Of happy long agos No sudden restoration Of weary legs or hand Yet, mind games are abundant Of tag and...

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Categories: reunions, 12th grade, remembrance day,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Timeless Reunions
Timeless Reunions by Odin Roark Regret mingled with other flotsam, Longing found a corner and wondered, Mistakes were numerous, all grinning confidently. Knee jerks were like always, Their passion without reason at the ready. What an affair, This reunion to end all reunions. He...

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Categories: reunions, imagination,
Form: Prose Poetry
Opinions At Reunions
. When, at reunions, your classmates look old except for you, you feel triumphantly younger, from your own point of view. Don't you ever fool yourself, look into ...

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Categories: reunions, time
Form: Tail-rhyme

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