Short Fond Poems

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Premium Member Fond Wishes

I wish you warmth and sunny days,
and stuff like that, and anyways,
I fondly hope that your attire 
is a shirt fresh from the dryer.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Fond Prom Memories

Ah, Prom! I remember it well
      how my excitement did swell

    Would I be asked by a girl or a boy
      or maybe an ‘undecided,’ oh joy!
Form: Couplet

Kindness

She always falls for boys
Who only ever
Show kindness 
In its shallowest form. 

She has not seen 
The depths of what
Kindness could hold.

Premium Member Fond Memories

Oh, Cupid,
With your sharpest arrows,
Life’s most fond memories
You have
On 
My heart engraved!



© Demetrios Trifiatis
  01 SEPTEMBER 2014
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Fond Memories

I remember when we used to vote
     at that time people also wrote
       books, letters, diaries of their thoughts
   But none of that in school today is taught
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Fond of Food

Fond of Food
By Franklin Price
4/16/2016

Fond of foods that flood the mouth
With salivation sweet
Candy's dandy for dentists too
When we have some sweets to eat

Fond Memories of Drinking

(inspired by the poetry of Li Bai)

Beer I sip from a can
Stars tremble in my telescope
Drunk, I rise to fetch another can
New stars have entered my scope

©dbyrne April 2014

Premium Member Fond Memories

Shall we go to places far away;
Open horizons different days;
We will dream constantly;
And build fond memories;
Together you and me;

9/23/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.

Premium Member We Were Fond of Breezes

We were fond of breezes
Shadows in the desert
Crystal lakes on mountains
Dollars in the sand

From "Emily's Hiatus"
Submitted to the Liberum Divisa 8 Poetry Contest
on November 17, 2021

Premium Member A Fond White Pigeon On This Winter Scape-

a FOND WHITE PIGEON ON THIS WINTER SCAPE so fond white pigeon just where are you lighting on tis this winter scape 1/5/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2022©
Form: Haiku

Fond Memory's Child

My body ages…
as words stay young

Mostly written,
but often sung

Fond memory’s child…
youth starts to rage

All gray outside,
blue-blonde the page

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fond Farewell

fall
colors
september
kaleidoscope
fond farewell to lush indian summer



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on September 21, 2019 for contest MAKE IT FIVE sponsored by JOSEPH MAY  -  RANKED 3RD
Form: Tetractys

Fond Memory's Child

My body ages…
 as words stay young

Gentler written,
  more often sung

Fond memory’s child…
  youth starts to rage

All gray outside,
  blue-blonde the page

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Fond of a Beautiful Blond

Fond Of A Blond

What I did was to have waved a wand;
Before me appeared a beautiful blond; 
Was fond of.
And did love; 
Now brunette when blond washed off in a pond.

Jim Horn

PS. Dedicated to Tuniabjc.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fond

#1: FOND


Feel how peace feels in time and space,
Opt joy that knows the path of play;
Note that deep thrill of song and rhyme,
Dance as swirl shows upon the way.

~~~~~~~~~



Leon Enriquez
11 January 2021
Singapore
Form: Rubai

Premium Member Fond

Quatrain #723:
FOND


Feel poise of change in burst of light,
Opt the new range of poignant sights;
Now see the strange emerge with fest,
Dance sensuous range of happy flight.

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
27 May 2017
Singapore
Form: Rubai

Premium Member I Am Pretty Fond of Them

Without these we could not walk,
Could not reach
Could not stand 
Or sit or
Talk

Without these skeletons would be naught.
Bones
Bones
Bones
Bones
Bones
Bones
Bones

Bones in my window
Bones in my stew
I am pretty fond of them
How about you?
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Not Fond of Succulants

I had never been fond of succulents
They are usually a dull green,
Shaped in the same way with stiff petals 
Hens and chicks, we used to call them in Iowa
But today I saw some new ones.
They are purplish blue, a gorgeous color
I have changed my mind now

Fond Farewll

FOND FAREWELL
Says she Farewell, come back To me I’ll wait Please do not be Too late He’s sure They’ve never met Before
Picture No. 1 2nd April 2021 Finding your Musette 2 poetry contest Sponsor - Joseph May
Form: Verse

Premium Member Fond Appeal

Applaud apt act
Leave lazy lack

Lift lively link
Indulge in ink

Tell tender tease
Etch endows ease

Rich risk resigns
Art aims align

Troubles thrust think
Impulse in ink

Only odd one
Now never none



Leon Enriquez
19 August 2014
Singapore
art

Premium Member if I was fond of Needles

If I liked to be poked and was fond of needles
I might entertain the idea of a tattoo
a tiny green dragon wearing a jaunty tam
an orange mushroom house with pink flowers
a 1959 navy blue Cadillac with red leather seats
But I do not like to be poked and I am not fond of needles
me

Premium Member Nostalgia

Not a view of the future
Or a take on the present
Simply recollections of the past
Truth or fiction?
Anecdote or fact?
Looking warmly back
Good things not bad
Imparts hope
Always fond memories prevail or do they?


6 December 2020
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Fond Farewell

Merry is the way you spin me around, its no hard sell Just you and I enjoying time on a two-person carousel I heard no sound when that heartwood tree fell Focused only on your sweet scents to which I smell You're proof that pennies are worth wishing to a well Your lips touching mine, till our next fond farewell
Form: Monorhyme

Fond Memories

I love running to your embrace
And the way how each other, we chase;
I love the feel of you around me
And the way you keep coming back to me;
You always give me joy and peace
Any sadness I have, you make it cease;
I long to be with you now
The only question is, How?
You are far away, out of my reach
I miss you so much, oh beach!
Form: Rhyme

Those Fond Memories

I wait for the sun to rise,
I hold his wings in my hand,
Thinking of the good times,
Hoping they come again,

I hold his wings in my hand,
Surrounded by those I love,
Hoping they come again,
In search for the new day,

Surrounded by those I love,
Thinking of the good times,
In search for the new day,
I wait for the sun to rise.
Form: Pantoum

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