Short Recollection Poems

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


Premium Member Identity

Identity
True recollection

Love of my passion
Seeing myself

Arms surround her
Wrapping around
Her tender sweet heart

Russell Sivey
Form: Verse


Joy :: Toddaid

Emotion in relation to pleasant thought narration or recollection. Reason for joy is for satisfied need or for mystified retrospection. ~x~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Recollection

M-emory 
A-ccompanies 
Y-our 

M-ind 
A-s 
R-emembrance's 
C-ommemoration 
I-s 
A-ssociated 

Topic: Birthday of May Marcia (May 9) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Recollection

Recollection

I drew a straight line on a blank piece of paper.
This was going to be my path in life.
Ten years later, I found that paper.
I had no idea why I drew it.

3.31.19

Premium Member Holy Freakin' Palooza

Holy freakin' Palooza, a heatwave unseen In my recollection, never been this extreme In my eighty-two years Never wakened my fears Sure need lotsa that SPF 30 creme
Form: Limerick


Premium Member An Eternity

Amazing how we can remember our past This instant recollection is a total blast Scenes of gentler times When things all rhymed Life was forever, for an eternity it would last
Form: Limerick

Premium Member An Eternity

Amazing how we can remember our past This instant recollection is a total blast Scenes of gentler times When things all rhymed Life was forever, for an eternity it would last
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Can We Be Free

Can we 
Honestly
Rest anticipation 
Memory recollection 
Can we distance 
Ego from experience 
To imbibe it’s innocence 
By identityless presence
Can we ...
Be free ...


25-August-2020

When Will Memories Cease

when will 
memories 
cease to 
exist 
want to be 
free from 
past pain
that incessant 
recollection 
brings 
wish that the 
mind could be
wiped clean 
of all that 
leads back 
to you
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Diplomacy

Diplomacy is telling someone to go to hell And they ask directions, said Winston Churchill From my recollection It changed my complexion Caused my flesh tones to darken and swell
Form: Limerick

Recollection Instrument

M-ind 
A-s 
R-ecollection 
I-nstrument 
T-hinks 
E-arnestly 
S-ilent 

P-ondering 
A-bout 
J-oyful 
E-xperience 

Topic: Birthday of Marites A. Paje (June 20) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A PICTURE of YESTERDAYS

                   1

evening sunlight on a wall
echo conversations of unheard voices
an empty chair rocks slowly
recollection reimagines pictures of love
inner sensations melt into melancholy
Form: Verse

Fears

As before, came dominant edicts, fracturing great hopes into just kindred like memories,

  No one possessed quiet recollection simply to usurp verbally, whenever Xenophobes yielded 

  zealousness.
Form: ABC

Mind After Recollection

M-ind 
A-fter 
R-ecollection 
I-s 
T-ruly 
E-ased 
S-o 

L-ife 
U-nder 
M-editation 
A-nd 
C-ontemplation 
A-cts 
D-ivinely 

Topic: Birthday of Marites Lumacad (August 06) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Recollection

Summer lover's moon shyly enclosed in 
silvered clouds,
a honeyed recollection,
white caps of memory waves,
cresting, curling dreamily,
a tide under eve's star canopy,
coupled in enchantment, 
entwined on the beach. ~

This Image, All Of Their Lives

This image, all of their lives
But two bidded for.
Of whom from out will stare back on
In recollection.

Captures in its couples' pose
One felt as lived through
Time-moment. This, by us! This, now!
Love; its ring-placed vow.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member RIPPED RECOLLECTIONS

Woeful, my painful past, that leaves me woebegone for my loved ones now gone above. Full of melancholy and grief-stricken and lost in sad recollections. I have been crushed forlorn in thoughts and left, woeful.

Divorce

his gun
train’s smoky veil
she was fighting
her reins
the train stops
some words would
send her off
miles away
one more job
the telephone pole
wires gone bad
a horse would believe
recollection of a house
in spite of himself
Form: Verse

Premium Member Enjoyable Recollection

breeze

uttered

a warm breath,

scooped up fluttered

leaves, stuttered disruption sounds, round, and round.


existence quintessence sputtered, muttered

Shakespeare words of

endearment

comfort

waft.




9/27/2020
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys

Recollection Time

M-emories 
A-re 
R-emembered 
I-n 
S-ilent 
S-olitude 
A-s 

V-isions 
I-n 
L-ovely 
L-ife 
A-re 
C-ontemplated 
O-nce 
R-ecollection 
T-ime 
A-rrives 

Topic: Birthday of Marissa Villacorta (February 18) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Incessant Recollection

incessant recollection
dredge up imagery 
imprinted upon 
the screen of 
the mind reflecting 
back through
lens of the mind's eye
scenes of past nights 
wasted spent in pointless
conversation getting 
to know a person that 
would not stick around
Form: Lyric

The Gift of Futures Past

Bigger in my memory
smaller in my inclination 
Regret a distant calling card
admonishing my name

Vacant in my recollection
bedded in my hopefulness
Joy a future invitation
—Heaven to proclaim

(Christmas Wishing: First Book Of Prayers- December, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

All That Remains

All That Remains

when vision is blind
motion stilled
memory silenced
and reflection
a dim recollection
of doubt and deception
all that remains
is sound timbre
color and hue
and what was
meant to be said
dissolves on the 
opaque surface
beneath your pen

Recollection

After the prank 
call, the death returns to room 
    for her friend.

          *

    You were drinking 
moon in dark. A door opens 
    for the guest.

          *

    There would be 
no elegy. A poet will die 
    today, anonymously.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

RIPPED RECOLLECTION

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Sponsor Nette Onclaud
04.08.25

I tore
up the letter;
the last one you sent me.
The memories it conjured up
were just to painful for me to recall.
Memories of happier days
destroyed in just one page.
Heart ripped in two,
I tore

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