Revitalization Poems - Poems about Revitalization

*This poem was written for "Kensington Avenue Poetry Contest, Anthony Biaanco, sponsor, July 20, 2025 KENSINGTON'S LAMENT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Her city streets are grey and worn, with a denim sky overhead. Birdsong trickles out in fractured waves, as if feathered friends cried while flying her way. Engines sputter; horns blare. People hurry by her in silence, eyes down, broken...

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Just over the next mountain I journey past the horizon of my history- going past that which I have known where knowledge lies in the next sudden sunrise to follow the next bright illuminating moment harnessing an untouched, untrampled day bringing breathlessness in stirring breezes of new beginnings blowing across my epiphany of exploration and discovery Where my vision of unviolated beauty pure...

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the rosebush grew until the days became new still change is precious and few the notice of your precious memory is long overdue at times i feel guilty now that i have outlived you i still feel that you are older than me for your understanding of the world far outranks mine the rosebush died modern forwardness is now satisfied however this old soul is...

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Abstrusely they spoke about things unknown. They figured she understood because she responded within knowledge given by the Lord. Never could she state what was meant. She countered innately. She rejoined her past. Her findings were that someone, other than herself, revamped yesterday. How does history repeat? Atrocious is this cruelty. What went before is not to be. However, a reality has formed from...

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the system needs revitalization in order for new creations to be vital creation knowing this and more, i wonder if we could talk then afterwards find a new root of renewal via a quiet walk when we become reenergized, we can bask in the new ebb and flow no matter the temperamental tendencies of real life, you are still the...

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