Short Reunions Poems

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


Premium Member Class Reunions

Hugs
     Kisses
     Embraces
     Joyful Greetings
     Pleasant Memories
     Nostalgic Songs
     Tears Falling
     Goodbyes
     Hugs
Form: Ninette


Premium Member Sunny Venezuela

To all you Socialists who can't attend reunions
  In Cuba, China, or the Former Soviet Union
Here is my recommendation for what ails ya --
  Spend a couple months in sunny Venezuela
Form: Epigram

Alumnus

Annual reunions,
he keeps coming back
to this school campus

like a restless dog
haunted by a place
where it vaguely recalls

having buried long ago
something truly
precious!

Premium Member Things We Like

Birthdays, reunions, vacations and hikes.

Weddings, divorces and photos of tykes.

Vids of grandkids on their skateboards and bikes.

These are the things every cyber Friend 'Likes'!
Form: Monorhyme

Inside Odyssey

The book Odyssey symbolizes 
Enduring loyalty, the passage of time 
And the emotional power of reunions
It’s a bittersweet truth about life 
Even in decay and hardship
Love and loyalty remain steadfast.


Summer

Summer air ; summer breeze.
Beginning, never ending.

Warming trend, might swim.
Tan on the beach, reach for more.

Family reunions and picnics too.
Photos to remember, memories.

Return to summer fun.
© Joel Hunt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Obnoxious Boor at Family Reunion

He was obnoxious almost to the point of repulsive
Constant banter escaped his always yapping jowls
He gave you no space or peace, monopolizing all conversation
Many stopped attending family reunions due to this brazen boor

Premium Member born a charlatan

born a charlatan
he swindled people
spent his life thieving and stealing
never had a paying job

quackster always had a gimmick
get-rich-quick scheme
took lots of honest guys’ money
we cringed when he came to family reunions

Prayer

Of silent souls that rest so deep,
They hold the secrets that we all seek
Of heavenly reunions of God’s grace
As we reach the end of our life’s race.
Do we protect or watch over all we love?
And reap the rewards below or above?
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Life Happenings

Written: by Tom Wright February 2015 Funerals and Reunions, I’ve no fondness for either, But similar to magnets, They attract. People come together For a transience of time, And then withdraw, To meditate;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Absence

I
In South Africa, one can avoid Online poetry
But I did not as easily in America (USA)
I couldn't believe I could stay away months
But some of you have, or longer still
The reunions are delicious, contagious, to relish 

II
To follow ...
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member t shirt staring

some t-shirts make me laugh
walking advertisements
athletic team slogans
school events
family reunions
concert paraphernalia
quotes from Poe
some t-shirts have cartoons
others are parodies of Van Gogh
the softest ones are usually from New Zealand

Poet Bird Plane Space

Planes landing,
planes taking off...
people leaving,
people who stay...
  greetings,
nods,
goodbyes!
Hugs, smiles,
contentment,
reunions...!
I, poet bird,
absorbed look,
in space,
I just think about the time
to fly, be
totally bird...
instead of staying
seeing life
flying high... !

Premium Member Irritating Like a Tsetse Fly

She tried to outguess me. Thought she knew me.
She was an irritant like a tsetse fly.
I ran from her.
Glad I only see her every five years.
Finally realized I am not obligated to attend class reunions.
With a roomful of people I do not recognize
And have nothing in common with except for former locale.

Premium Member Family Reunions

Members no longer with us
But still in our hearts
Here amidst reunions

A few less place settings
And empty chairs
Ghosts quietly mingle

Stealth and incognito
Among all the hugs
Smiles chatter laughter and stories

Barely noticed yet included
Far from forgotten



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Reunions

Nothing is new
Even me and you
All re-lived 
In time frames anew

Thread through this heart 
Tread to that soul
Weaved and walked
Million years ago

Warmth of that smile
Recalled by this being
Comfort and peace 
No one else could bring

Meet you again
Some day, somewhere;
Different face,
Same old gaze
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member To a Wild Witch

With flowing robes,
pungent herbs,
arching doors,
organic walls, 
and eerie lights,
you take on trappings
of one thought evil.
Yet in you beats
an open heart—
one always skirting
curdled customs,
sterile allegiances,
trivial tyrannies—
one ever seeking
reunions with roots,
transforming spaces,
raw possibilities.
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Apparently I had Annoyed Her

Apparently, I had annoyed her
I wanted to pretend I did not know how
Wishing I had kept my concerns to myself
I had been lamenting her choices all afternoon
With cousins and relatives, I barely trust

Now I remember why I do not attend reunions
Her eyes gave me a look that could burn rubber
Was it too late to grovel?
I began to try

Premium Member Familyfest

Welcome to our “familyfest” Gatherings with fun-filled zest… Grand reunions, sweetly warm Team buildings boost bonding charm. Dining sprees are everywhere Loved ones mingle here and there… Yes, I praise God* for friendships Kindling caring partnerships.
*Psalm 150:1 … Praise God … in the firmament of his power. October 5, 2019
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Family


Summer is a beautiful season for
'Get-togethers' and Family Reunions.
This poem is dedicated to all such
Gatherings. Happy reunions to all.


FOREVER,   from one generation to another

AWESOME,  like nothing else in this life

MERCY,   like no where else

INSPIRATION   begins with family

LOVE,   at family like no place else

YESTERDAY   is never to be forgotten
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member high school reunions

old friends with spouses
and new lives

long lost communications
people moved away

gathered in one room
brought together by one thing

"high school reunion"

we talk about old times
nothing seems to have changed that much

just our age and looks
our memories stayed the same

we exchange numbers and addresses
promises of keeping in touch

losing track ago 
for another five years

Premium Member The Blazer’s Put Away

The Blazer’s Put Away
The blazer’s put away now, The medals in their drawer; The polished shoes and formal tie Back where they were before. Commemorations over, Reunions all finished; Stories spun, marching done, Old friendships undiminished. Bands no longer play now, Applauding crowds have gone. But every day, each in their way, Remembering goes on.
Form: Rhyme

Someday Soon

Someday I'm going to
leave this old world,
going to leave it behind.

I'm going to fly away
to that golden shore,
beyound the blue.

Leaving my cares behind
no more pain or heart ache,
only content and peace,

will follow me there,
for all eternity, seeing
my departed love ones,

once again in a fleeful
reunions filled with much bliss,
and seeing the face of my Saviour.

wrote 4-9-07

Tattoed By Love

Scars left behind Imprints ,
Memories I held, 
A cosmic tale
Where art thou
Whirling black empty space 
Nothing to replace
Masks to wear
No joy to retain
Dreams of repetitive endless spinning reunions
Mirrored by cracks that bear your name
No shame in love 
Trapped in your smile 
Eyes that burned souls 
Entranced and captured 
Demonized your name
No shame in love
I bled for it
I have its Tattoos

Misssing

Value placed on the happenings
Posting the treasure in you
Calls in the night 
Spare moment chats
Out on a limb for the right thing
Long awaited scant memory 
Knowing of what was meant to be
Events causing stumbling blocks
Both been to the school of hard knocks
Time for reunions chart
Years passed 
Doubt surfaced
Chiming in the new year
Making all things clear
Games in the rear
Positive actions intercede

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