Short Cherish Poems

Short Cherish Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cherish by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cherish by length and keyword.


You and I

I have come to witness you, 
You and all the things you do.
I have come to cherish you,
You and all the things you are.
Form: Kimo


PERISH NOT


                   cherish to relish ~


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Brian Strand : 
Alliterative Poetic]

Premium Member Art of Mental Resilience

Listen to poem:
Change-gears negative to neutral.
Cherish each present moment.
Find meaning in goals.
Practice self acceptance, compassion!
Form: Verse

The Neon Clouds

The last amber dance
Through this sun
Still hiding behind
The neon clouds
Bracing yourself
Moving on
I cherish this 
Day

These Words Are Gold

Words march
To a kettle
Drum beat,
We are told

They bring
Clarity to
Thy soul

These words,
I cherish
More than gold


Cherish It

Heartbeat,
Comes and leaves.
Never to touch,
And never to keep.
So, before it slips,
Out of your fingertips,
Cherish it...
Form: Rhyme

Joan Of Courage

Woman, you can stand
On your own two feet
If you had smile to cherish
You wouldn't hurt anything
Not even a husband is needed.

Touch

A touch can be spontaneous 
A touch can be planned 
But there is nothing I cherish more...
Than the loving touch 
Of your hand.
Form: Rhyme

A Good Day

for you and me.
we are free to do
as we please.
others paid a price
for me and you.
cherish your freedoom
to choose and be free.
© Joel Hunt  Create an image from this poem.

Cherish the Moment

Cherish
You hold me up 
as a champion's cup
you cherish me
on bended knee
you ask,"Marry Me."




McCuen Copyright October 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Life Is the Living Moon

darkness as black as ignorance
	as shine pretending as hypocrisy
	living to perish
	and fighting to cherish
	life is the living moon.
Form:

Premium Member Love of My Life

His vows were sweet and simple
when they became man and wife…
“I will cherish you forever,” he said
“for you are the love of my life.”
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Love Is Like A Milk Tea

Love is the most difficult
Thing in the world
It's is like milk tea
You shall drink it up if you meet it
And cherish every drop of it.

"my Love"

Your a sweet vision 
              a pure beauty untouched by time
                                                to cherish and hold..
Form: Senryu

Longing

Happy ages long gone,.
Left me weak to the bone..
New hypes barely borne..
To boredom we were sworn..
How i cherish old days long gone.

Premium Member Thanksgiving Memories

Bittersweet days gone.
Thanksgiving festivities,
cooking and laughter.
Celebrations with my Dad,
I will forever cherish!


11/7/21
Form: Tanka

Where Kindness Finds Joy


C-ompassionate
H-eart's
E-ndless
R-eward
I-s
S-piritual
H-appiness


©bfa110325 
Monocrostic (Birthday of Cherish E. Trillana)
Form: Other

Premium Member Time

Time
To be
With wisdom
Strength and in faith
Hold onto moments
Count the blessings
Don’t give up
Cherish
Time

Heidi Sands

1/4/23
Form: Ninette

Premium Member A Tender Gateway Station

A kiss is a tender gateway station
For those who cherish procreation
   Yet should it lack some passion
   Its promise may not be cashed in
Form: Epigram

My Valentine

To my little Valentine
Who I will cherish and hold close
And never let you go 
That always be by you
No mater what it is
Your my valentine
Form: Verse

Cherish Another Morn

C-herish 
A-nother 
M-orn 
E-xpecting 
L-ight 
A-new 

Topic: Birthday of Camela Joy A. Moralejo (April 29) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Humanity

The bird of peace 
choose to land on your palm
open up your heart 
as the sky is vast 
humanity will cherish
just need to demolish 
malice
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Reluctant Farewell

A Reluctant Farewell

And so reluctantly I leave you
For how long we're both unsure
But I take with me my memories
To cherish forever more.
Form: Verse

A Dog's Keepsake

I cherish this doggie wrap
That hugged you, me at night,
A keepsake of warm adventures;
Piled with my own jacket--
I cherish this doggie wrap

By Myself

On this warm Spring evening I bathe in cool moonlight.
I cherish these quiet nights.
Listening to the chiming twinkling of the forgotten stars.
© Greg Evans  Create an image from this poem.

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