Unplanned Poems - Poems about Unplanned

When an ordinary day becomes the unexpected, The hours turn into a rush, and get connected. I turned my head to find who stood there, Our eyes met—something rare I didn’t give anything that hinted at chaos, Didn’t give a little smile, just raised my eyebrows. Ignoring someone, shaking my head— Not now, I’m done being bled. But you’re the one giving me...

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20250525 After missing the train to Swan Hill. I went Frankston and got off at Currum station. A local bus 833 to Lake Patterson. Walked right into a Retirement. I was drawn to the Patterson Lakes Village, With the water fountains and bridges. Then made another mistake, Headed to Seaford Wetland. Finally, walked on the gravel stone path, Of the Dandenong creek trail, Along the Patterson...

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I don’t know if he needs me, or if he wants me near, But I can't help wishing I could calm his fear. Whether he asks for comfort or not, I still care, I want to be the one who’s always there. I keep my face calm, though it’s hard to pretend, But inside my heart, I can’t stop wishing...

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On this road trip we make tentative plans as to the memories we’d like collected but we often find the best memories are totally unexpected. Take today for instance.. We planned to visit The Old Round Church in Richmond, Vermont It was to be the first stop of the day… This 16-sided church was built in 1812, and is the...

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the way the rain is falling the perfection of the chill makes us laugh as we agree to disagree we cancel our plans for we are both under the weather we decide to stay under the covers an idea for hot soup and orange juice pops into my mind sniffling while smiling, you nod in agreement while lying to yourself for...

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I have not been on a plane since 2019 That was some three months before COVID-19. The 2019 trip was one of the worst of my flights. However, although uncomfortable, it was planned. But I prefer to tell you about our unplanned flight. In 2016, my wife and I boldly decided to fly one way. The flight back would be 'up...

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Broken down meatal cribs with wooden bars. About the first, it was as much to her as I to it, the cloth thread bare. It was so much and different from today, always dark and no sunrise. Biblical, baby names, like James, Richard and Robert. A sister Sharon like an olds. That never seemed to run. Was always hot. To much salk and lot enough we turn...

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It does not take much All it takes is a hill A descent layer of snow And a big ol’ bunch of kids Then the magic starts Snowmen, forts, and sleds Just hundreds of kids being kids And not a sad face in sight A true ‘unplanned’ winter wonderland © Poem – XII/XXV/MMXXI...

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an unplanned pathway leading down to the water creek flowing steady roadway closed to cars walkers move freely...

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By George P. Lumayag The birds tweet to the architect to support Urban Tree Planting. Its principle to plant trees is innate; but a tree on the gutter symbolizes of unplanned tree planting. -George P. Lumayag 07.23.2021...

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Mostly my journey was unplanned I would fall into stuff Or get pushed into it kicking and screaming God had a plan I never did Things that weigh on me are mistakes I thought I would never repeat again But I kept repeating them again and again And I will again Because I trust everybody In my heart I always know that if you are...

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O Summer soon will kiss the moon. She wears a pure white eyelet skirt. Carries little sandwiches, and lemonade. Spreads her fare and there she flirts. The blanket underneath her curves. Its tartan splendor over the sand. His ravenous hunger on her lips. The swelling high tide unplanned. Her daisy chain loosens from her neck. Does he love her or love her not? He charms...

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The baby came out He was an old man The parents were shocked This wasn't the plan Crestfallen were they What could they do? -- No one to complain to No one to sue So they decided to laugh Why, it might all be for the best! Maybe their old...

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THE UNPLANNED JOURNEY by JOHN M. ARRIBAS I had a great breakfast gave a nice tip to the girl I was late, had to swerve to avoid hitting a squirrel I was really lucky when I crossed the yellow line A semi was coming, head on, I made it back in time But I over reacted and landed in the swale Rolled over...

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We met at Bervelino’s On a Friday night, Nothing was planned, It was planned. I said your hair was beautiful honeyed; Asked for your digits, You snapped no! I lit a cigarette; Your fingers rushed for your nose; I am about to lose this gem I feared; losses at love are mine I soothed, closed the intent. We headed for Holiday Inn, Sat by the pool plush, We could...

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