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Nostalgia Truth Poems

These Nostalgia Truth poems are examples of Truth poems about Nostalgia. These are the best examples of Truth Nostalgia poems written by international poets.


Moment Of Truth
As I brush my teeth
My mind flies somewhere so flash
Followed by vomit rush....

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Categories: truth, confusion, emotions, nostalgia, surreal,



Premium Member Longing
What is? 
Fortitude. 
Let that sink in for a while. 
Missed the mark. Damn names, 
who's falling behind, body or mind? 
Image, like you know...

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© Lee Norton  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: truth, care, dark, deep, feelings,

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Black lives matter. Me too.
Not my president. Give peace a chance.
Luck runs out. I like immigrants. 
Power must be challenged by power. 

Equal and opposite...

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Categories: truth, city, death, history, peace,

Hours
With each stroke of the hand across the clock face
Bids a wave to time as it passes by fast
That's why days run into nights
But the...

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Categories: truth, appreciation, beautiful, childhood, life,

Premium Member Love's Promises
Look, see my little ones,
whose innocence upon their faces,
I keep safe within the pockets of the spaces,
that lay deep within my heart. Sealed with a
special...

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Categories: truth, change, hope, life, love,



Premium Member Bountiful
An aching sun falls, hesitant
Against the hills who tremble with autumn
Leaves, both gentle and fanatical,
Dancing to the melodies of truth, erasing
All of summer’s golden muse…

Twirling...

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Categories: truth, appreciation, autumn, faith, hope,

Truth of Home
I’ve been away from home.
I need to end my roam.
I’ve been on many flights.
I’ve seen so many sights.
I’ve been to many lands,
And walked on different...

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© Omar Jabak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: truth, absence, feelings, first love,

Needs and Seeds
1.
I need courage
To live CHRIST-ian
I tasted intimacy
In Triune Communion

2.
At my age
With second family
I cannot complain
Except for spirituality
I wanted visions
Of Jesus, Trinity

3.
Can't see Face
God's. And live?
I...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: truth, africa, bible, identity, missing,

To Someone I Hurt
When the breeze blows just right, the sun is bright, and a certain song plays it takes me back to the good old days. Nostalgia...

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Categories: truth, absence, addiction, forgiveness, friendship,

Premium Member Changing the Past
a strange sort of flow
comes with thoughts of long ago
spews a welcome glow
nostalgia may just soothe
when mixed with lies and half-truths

Hitler and his ilk
less troublesome...

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© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: truth, confusion, history, perspective, political,

Premium Member Too Much Tv
Too Much TV
David J Walker

I imagined 
a grand theme song
And the applause  
of a capitative audience 

A clever line or two and then 
	The...

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Categories: nostalgia, truth,

If I Could Find the Words
If I could just tell of the cruel it'd hit,
instead of outbursts that fail to grip,
would heads really grasp... is it all gossip?
Forgotten history and...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: truth, confusion, corruption, life, loss,

Premium Member Nostalgia Is Regret
If somebody has loved
less than I have, then to him
nostalgia is regret
something that was never given up,
only left down his memory lane
with an unbearable pain
and...

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Categories: truth, fear, longing, men, nostalgia,

Prayers
I don’t know where it goes to or piles up
but grief is a large storage corrupting moments
of soft arousal: the body fails the mind
the screaming...

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Categories: truth, angst, depression, god,

Premium Member Ah, To Lament
It’s good to lament. Or maybe not.
A glorious future, never brought. 
I remember her, I did adore.
We were to be, evermore.

That’s what love can do....

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Categories: truth, age, devotion, introspection, lost


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