Short Scrapbooks Poems
Short Scrapbooks Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Scrapbooks by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Scrapbooks by length and keyword.
In all these scrapbooks:
Flowers I have liked.
Flowers I have seen.
Flowers I desired.
Flowers that itched.
Flowers that burnt.
I wonder what was mine?
I Wasn't Born Yesterday
I'm 96 years old. I can't remember at what point
my life became an endurance event. My scrapbooks
are full of ghosts. My lovers were buried long ago.
My family thinks I'm from another world. Maybe I am.
Safe Driving Demo
Quick reaction time
driving in front of the school
fastest stop won prize
beat the top three high school boys
girls have the best reflexes
Sandra M. Haight
~1st Place~
Contest: Let's Hear It
Sponsor: Judy Konos
Judged: 02/10/2016
Theme: Get your scrapbooks out! Bring your memories back!
Something from our high school or college days.
adventurous days
running through wildflower fields
carefree memories
of playing with my siblings
birthday parties and skating
first day of grade school
a bit shy to make new friends
riding a school bus
Sesame Street with Big Bird
snacking on cookies and milk
waiting for Santa
holidays and Christmas trees
loving family
lots of giggles and laughter
old photographs in scrapbooks
August 13, 2022
Childhood Nostalgia Contest
Sponsored by JCB Brul
Like a limb blown off in a Sixties' war
Will haunt with a ghost of it's own;
No way to scratch the itch,
It's all in the mind,
Whispers "surprise!" every once in a while.
To me you have become this way,
Gone but shedding traces;
I feel the phantom pain
From when I was whole,
In the absence of your being there.
Then to everything I miss,
My dog-eared days compile
Sorrowed scrapbooks of emotions,
It's all in the mind,
Yet my tears are always so real…