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Retirement Verse Poems

These Retirement Verse poems are examples of Verse poems about Retirement. These are the best examples of Verse Retirement poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Surreality
[Fiction Out West]


A mining town, among others, had been shut down the longest. Long before the mines closed, and all the towns followed. As the...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, child, death, horror, mother



Premium Member That Was Then, This Is Now
I love hearing stories,
stories from my grandparents.
They love to tell stories,
stories from many years ago.
Grandma tells about bread,
when black showed up they would cut if off.
Then...

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Categories: verse, blue, child, food, grandparents,

ex presidents
Ex-presidents

There was a man, not very tall, selling
pornographic pictures at a corner of a 
street
Once he had all the power, one could 
dream of, as...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, absence, abuse, adventure,

Premium Member A time to reflect - Is The True Writer Gone
"A Writer must Feel The Words So The Reader Can Feel The Words. By Poet"


Have you heard about this new thing,
this new thing called AI.
Is...

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Categories: verse, friend, poetry, poets, writing,

Premium Member I Saw God But Now What
Did you ever look up to the big bright blue sky,
I did and I saw the blue eyes of God.
I know He is watching over...

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Categories: verse, blue, joy, rain, sky,



Premium Member Blame
Quote: A man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame somebody else. By John Burroughs


Life has many ups...

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Categories: verse, child, hurt, life, people,

Premium Member The Twilight Zone
Many knew my best friend,
Rod Serling.
Rod told stories back in the sixties,
or should I say a story within a story.
I was mesmerized by each story...

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Categories: verse, friend, happiness, time, world,

When I see You Sometimes You are a daily reminder
In the tapestry of life, memories weave their threads, and the echoes of past workplaces linger like faint perfume. Seacrest, with its morning shifts and...

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Categories: verse, abuse, addiction, america, analogy,

Premium Member Interview With A Grain of Sand
Me: How did you start out?
Sand: I was born a rock. About 5 inches round and weighting
about a six pounds.

 
Me: Now did you become...

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Categories: verse, feelings, love, sea, sun,

Premium Member BLACK AND WHITE
A lonely young girl,
dreams each night for a doggy.
A new furry friend to hold tight,
a new friend to play with.
Someone to love,
someone to care for.
One...

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Categories: verse, child, friend, heaven, love,

Premium Member Spring Ethereal Lanterns
"Ethereal Lanterns Poetry Contest"

Winter has gone to sleep,
fast asleep for another year.
Spring has opened it's eyes,
for a new season.
The cold of the winter,
has turned into...

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Categories: verse, beauty, birth, flower, friend,

Premium Member I Wish I Had
I have been forced,
to love people I hate.
I wish I had,
only loving people around me.
My ego has been cut,
cut with a very sharp knife many...

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Categories: verse, hate, love, people, smile,

Premium Member Power To Change Just One Thing
For some this is funny,
for others it is dead serious.
This may not be earth shattering to you,
but for many it is.
Why have most bathrooms taken...

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Categories: verse, baby, child, emotions, feelings,

A Father's Journey in Education: Retirement Reflections
In halls of learning, wisdom's crown,
Stood a dad with love profound.
His days of guiding minds are done,
But memories bright, they'll still be spun.

With patience vast...

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Categories: verse, dad, dedication, devotion, education,

Guilty Pleasure
It’s that one cigarette, I allow myself
after the wife leaves for work.

The sixteen-ounce coffee I walk to
the corner Bodega for every day,
I’m not supposed to...

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© Mike Lef  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, age, retirement,


Book: Shattered Sighs