Change Time Poems | Examples

These Change Time poems are examples of Time poems about Change. These are the best examples of Time Change poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberTime Flies


The leaves are starting to change color
The door opens, to bring a new season
My dog runs with his blue collar
He's dancing in the field without a reason

It's cloudy, but it's a quiet day
The signs of Autumn bring peace
My dog reminds me to be free, to play
I will hold a stop sign at stress increase

It's a blessing, more time this is
to live, to love, to give, to be
As i share some of what is his,
I praise vision for all that I see

The purple flowers look at me
with wide open blossoms, like eyes
Then, I notice the buzzing bee
reminding me time doesn't stop, it flies


Heidi Sands

9/17/26

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Premium MemberLeaves Of Life Are Calling

"As the leaf of life sleeps upon my lips," I will see the "foliage of farewell." "When the soul-stars dream and die," I see red leaves covering the fall trees. "O fall, let this lore of love be the last," for I now see "I am the Eyes of Time." The green leaves must change colors for the fall, but "neither dusk nor dawn can delude me."

Premium MemberAutumn's Many Colorful Moons Seen Through The Lens Of A Camera (DHR)

Autumn's many colorful moons seen through the lens of a camera,
I see beauty and color everywhere.
As a child,
I did not know there was a harvest moon.
I loved watching the full autumn moon,
as it seemed to change colors.
Autumn's many colorful moons seen through the lens of a camera,
have changed over the years.
What has made this change?
The huge night clear sky is not as clear as it once was,
the full bright moon is not as bright.
Do we see the change year after year?
Do we even care?
I weep for the beauty of olden Autumn days,
a more peaceful time.
A bright full moon and clear night's sky, 
that was once seen through the lens of a camera.

Premium MemberGoodbye Earth

dark woods  bright meadow  almost home

Premium MemberSilently

Silently,
a muted tuning fork
longing for an absent touch

wet leaves
cling to the windshield
awaiting sunrise

discarded
mid the thunders roar
an umbrella spins

muddy footprints
laugh
handprints on the wall

the winds of change
blow kisses
a tattered flag

every clock believes
it knows
what time it is

now
is the only
forever moment

old men sit
lost
the myth of age

old women know
old men
are lost


Premium MemberA bed of golden flowers


A bed of golden flowers spreads across blades of grass
It's like a blanket of sunshine on the ground
A resting place waits without a sound
Soft, comforting, unlike the broken glass

Pieces of glass, those sharp memories left behind
As views of blurred miles are passed
The wheels of change turn, oh so fast
Old thoughts, new thoughts, pass through my mind

A bed of golden flowers remains fresh and new
Thriving safely, freely, on the way
Highlights such a beautiful, clear day
Offering peace with a bright, stunning, view

There is no return to what was lost
Only today, as precious time moves forward
Although there's proof of being no coward
Knowing the bed of flowers will fade with the frost

Heidi Sands

8/30/26

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Premium MemberWhere's 'Papa'

      Father Time, depicted as ‘the Grim Reaper’
      House of Horrors gatekeeper

         Holding a scythe, ready to strike
         Where's ‘Papa,’ who loved me as a tyke?

Premium MemberViewing into time '

You'll need a vanity mirror..Is my current opine.' Mind you that might change.? As it
Goes.' I'm sure it will..Hold yet you will not
Forestall either it, nor desire, for all lies beyond our human will ' as eons present
And expand..Yet will perhaps; also expire.?

Premium MemberRETRIBUTION'S TIME AGAIN

RETRIBUTION’S TIME AGAIN 

A change is coming;
Injustice will be leaving:
We will be voting:-

It’s now time for us:
Emancipation over
Evil oppression:-
Many died for voting rights:
Let us keep justice alive.

Time now for a peaceful civil engagement,
Guaranteeing peacefully won equality.

You can not buy back emancipation; 
But votes can win its restoration
Without a tooth for a tooth,
Nor an eye for an eye:-

Premium MemberAnother Lifetime

Show me that another lifetime
Little prospect in the book
Sure it can work out fine
But I need a closer look
For it’s obvious to many
That the prophesized disaster
Keeps returning like bad penny
Winds of change are blowing faster
Than they blew in all those years
When we were a bit too young
To make sense of pastime fears
Well described in every tongue
That another lifetime prospect
Looks a bit abstract to me 
Need to reconcile the subject
With my personality
For without this recognition
It’s a play on words, my friend
Where “another” means petition
And a “lifetime” means the end.

Premium MemberRace's held up, against time and mis-order

Slavery displaced many folk..From time lost in some old mists, it has been certainly no
Joke.'
Now in the present we see forever wars 
Under the 'engine of not for profit?' Maybe
You are not real sure.? As ai frames some
Future.? In the fogs of the here and now,
There are to be slaves, of conveniance.?
For those born native..And those being 'imported?' The similaritys strike me; both hard and how.' There is froth and fluff and
Bubbles from many a billionaire,
 as true conveniance, became a station-wagon or tent
Or the nearest 
bridge somewhere, somehow.?And 
migration is the answer? un-controlled
Or lawfare type, then there is all the self
Righteous verbal garbage, as in a weeks old
Salad sort; in a force-fed hype.'

Premium Membermaking it count

in a moment things could change, make every minute count

Premium Memberthe passage of time

sitting with my memories
takes me back in time
when the bright sun always shone
on lost youthful dreams

as time runs away from me
calling for the mundane of everyday life
why does it now sweep me up
and seemingly trot along
to embrace me as a co-conspirator
woven in the tight fabric of time itself

time and again we attempt 
to turn back the clock by our reminiscing 
only to waste time which only runs forward 
or does it
can we change the past by altering the present but
should we

embrace the passage of time as we can’t stem its flow
in the race for immortality as each become a memory

Premium MemberInside -Outside

What does it take to live inside
Is there a shelter it provides? 
In case it does, what shall I find
That’ll make me change my tortured mind
Presumably I’m not that kind
Like others do, I go outside 
To change my sight I need to hide
From that notorious inside
But then my time goes running wild
It runs downstairs and climbs too high
Till I’m not able to define 
What’s what, whose voice I hear inside.

Premium MemberWithout a Course

My darling the weather’s in change
The seasonal whirlwind came close
Last night when we talked it went strange
Time stopped and we suddenly froze
It was more than a technical glitch 
The wheel of time rolled on our faces
It rolled, and we didn’t reswitch 
But helplessly watched from our places 
My darling  I strive to continue 
Without a course, back and forth
I gave it all to be within you
You smile from the image of yours..

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