Short Commemorating Poems

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


Premium Member Nepheline Syenite If You Please

Use nepheline syenite if you please
Don’t say you will if it’s just a tease.
I want a fine oblisk.
Created from a disc.
Commemorating me among these trees.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Alien Tm

serpentine-tailed beast screams go unheard in vacuum Ripley’s nemesis --------------------------- (C) John C Michaels, 26th April 2017 Commemorating "Alien Day".
Form: Senryu

Premium Member From Dusk To Dawn

A Twilight ends the sweltering day with a dusky simmer American liberty, is what we're commemorating Firecrackers burst above us, romantic, lights that shimmer Under a lit sky we stand, with family celebrating
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

February

Cold, abbreviated February,
host to nobel, famous politicians.
Day commemorating dignitary,
valentines addressed on loving missions;
Cupid's bow delivers executions.
Leap year makes your stay a little longer,
winter's freeze and ice a wee bit stronger.
Form: Rhyme

Thank You Teacher

Thank You Teacher

Commemorating
All sacrifices
That these people made
In everyone’s lives
Should be then honored.

“Thank you teacher!”
A gratitude
From deep within.
For they deserve…

Love, respect
Warm salute!!!

This World
Teachers’

Day!


Premium Member In Memoriam

white lilies line my front walk soldiers in rank and file commemorating the loss of mothers their children, and dads their children to COVID, sufferers in our little community of Ashland, Kentucky.
written July 4, 2021

Premium Member May 8, 1945

Monuments went up commemorating the end of World War II
It wasn't so long ago in Europe, their scars still show ~

A long and vicious war with horrific consequences
So much to rebuild but it was the dawn of a new day
Surely mankind had learned its lessons



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Premium Member Debbie's Contest

Our own beloved Debbie encourages us to write poetry. She wants to see if we have the ability to write something freely commemorating her earth-entering anniversary. Can you submit in her contest something that stands above the rest? Enter something this hour. I know all of you have the power.
Form: Rhyme

Happy Anniversary

On your wedding day you exchanged your rings and vows Many years later.. Still together Commemorating and Celebrating The gift , The blessing , The exchange Of lives and hearts. (26th December 2015 ) Dedicated to my mother-in -law & father-in-law with love , on their wedding anniversary .

Premium Member They are Honoured

A dealer of drugs
With immense wealth
Was chosen as president
Of a meeting
commemorating the foundation day
Of a local club
by its office bearers.

As the meeting concluded
He announced a donation
Of rupees ten thousand
In cash to the club.
The audience
Erupted in applause.


The poem based on a local TV Disscussion Prgramme.

The Tribute

Day of bearing is happening,
In every year you're celebrating,
Another sunshine of your being,
That everybody will commemorating.

You're a lion in everything,
On your family shooting.
In GOD we express gratitude,
A gift that never be dissolve.

A big thanks we express on you,
A big smile we do on you,
We never leave beside you,
And we keep loving you
Form: Rhyme

A Gift To My Friend

Moment of your bearing is happening,
In each year you are merry,
This is your spotlight of being.

Friends, families, and neighbors are commemorating,
On the day of your bearing,
They are fluky of what you're celebrating.

Friends gives you momentous things,
Family gives you strength in everyday,
And GOD give you moment, strength, and life to be treasure.

Premium Member Wrinkles

WRINKLES*


Wrinkles:
Wondrous memorials    
Masterfully engraved      
By
Graceful Age 
For
Commemorating the victories of self 
Over 
The afflictions of life! 


© Demetrios Trifiatis
  15 NOVEMBER 2013


*Having read Andrea’s Dietrich: The Wrinkles Justifier, I commented that
I might be inspired to write on Wrinkles. I kept my word!  Thank you Andrea!
 
 *Dedicated to all my fellow aging, young friends!
Form: Epigram

My Trophy Sits

My Trophy Sits
(Tree Form)

My
Trophy
Sits on Shelf
Proud as can be
Shining for you all
It makes me realize
With God’s help we can do it
We can accomplish anything
M
y
Trophy Sits


 poem must be  center aligned to look like a tree.
This is a trophy I won for 1st place in a "Commemorating 9/11 contest. The trophy is of the 
twin towers with a star on top of each tower. Can see picture on myspace.com/ladyduhart
Form:

Premium Member The Sky In July

Unfurl a majestic star spangled sky,
                                 ignited with patriotic pride;
                              commemorating each 4th of July,
                        our founders vision, we strive to abide.





Date: July 3, 2022
For: The Sky in July Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Andrea Dietrich
Rhymes verified on rhymezone.com
Syllable count verified on howmanysyllables.com
Quatrain form: A/B/A/B
Form: Quatrain

Mission San Diego De Alcala

Here begins a series of Burns stanzas
commemorating the Catholic Missions found in Old California along "El Camino Real", The King's Highway. The rhyme scheme is
aaabab and the meter is trochee.
Lines "a" are tetrameter lines and lines "b" are dimeter lines.


California's oldest mission.
Shrine provides appreciation,
viewing proselytization.
Converts, business,
making tribes of Christian passion.
Seeds brought, priests bless.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Rose For a Rose

Pink rose, plucked from its garden of sweet earth,
laid fondly on her grave to venerate
a woman of inestimable worth
on this, her day of birth I celebrate -
one rose to join the rose who gave me birth.

[Sicilian Quintain]

A pink rose signifies gratitude, admiration, and appreciation, 
commemorating grace, joy, and sweetness - 
3 traits of my beloved mother, Elizabeth Watt
born Sep 14th, 1919, died Apr 2nd, 2017

Written 13 Sept 2022
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member DESCRIPTIONS -INDIVIDUALITY

DESCRIPTIONS
meaningful
 actuality
half hidden
aborbs
the
joyous
so
positively
  apparent
incisive
eloquent
  &
unquenchable
in
relished
definitive
tonality
 instinctive
&
outstanding


INDIVIDUALITY
style
  &speed
in
staccato
  gestures
an
atmosphere
 blossoming
quickly
midst
the intricate
complications
  commemorating
the
isolated
once
  obvious
now
quietly
  anonymous
unbridled
charm
  exposed
&
underneath
empathy
  slips
away
Form: Verse

Premium Member EMPTY ROOM ONCE

Absent from the body against oxygen-gasping Dad entered his Father's house of "many mansions..."* Today, we gather as his fruits with gratitude commemorating Father's Day in this once empty room that reverberates his legacy.
*John 14:1-2 Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. June 9, 2024

Grace: the Unseen Hand of God

The flowers in bright blossom,
With leaves a deep green hue.
Butterflies gently fluttering,
Boisterously pollinating the plants.

Banana laden plants,
Plentiful papaya filled trees;
Splendid rustic roses ,
Swaying to the winds.

Squirrels scampering all around
The green grass carpet.
And Cuckoos cooing casually,
Commemorating comely nature.

That's nature at its best.
Earth's boundless bountiful prosperity,
An inherent intelligence at work;
Grace of the unseen hand of God.

Premium Member Thy Celestial Way

The shadows of doubt were following me since my life’s dawn 
Overcastting my thoughts as not to find the place that I belong

But Thou, my Lord, have shown me Thy everlasting celestial way:
Unconditionally to love every being of your creation to this day

For that my heart everlastingly Thy glory would thankfully sing
Continuously working the desired peace on this planet to bring  

  
 

© Demetrios Trifiatis
    15 August 2014


*Commemorating my reaching the age of Socrates!
Form: Couplet

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