Youngness Poems | Examples


Premium MemberYour Remembrance

Your Remembrance

A time, just a time, lived to you in his heart, passed age, this love
Age, nothing remained, an empty marble tablet in a cemetery park
Your path walk is late, didn’t you see? Worn, unreadable letters 
On the stone, all the noble sentences were addressed to you, only

But, but someone is waiting for you. In the cemetery, still alone
Here is a stone, not a gravestone or a memorial stone. Just a stone
Invisible this past, hidden by ivy, a protective and friendly friend, love
Ivy, oh Ivy, I feel good under your anxious care, keep me here! Love

Love, past and missed desire. Oh, where is that time? The youth
The youth. The age of youngness. Age of burning love. Dead. Ours
Meeting with the love that kills nature. The human one. Killed love you
Love destroyed, a destroyed loved you. The stone. Radiating to you

Just a black tulip, please. And a whisky
Erma, I don’t need anything
Look at the faded portrait on my flat stone
Pure me with a bottle of whiskey. Famous Grouse

Drop down
A black tulip

Someone loved you
Leave him
Good
Categories: youngness, fate, i love you,
Form: Free verse

Life's Sun Setting

The sun setting in horizon
Is like a deep sunken eyes
Looking beyond the sight grazing
As its rays too many lining
Penetrating the farthest outreach
Only to find its beauty fading
Like the beauty of woman waning
As age also waning its chances
Too gone are days of youngness
So sun setting is life's ending.
Categories: youngness, life, metaphor, sunset,
Form: Free verse


Premium MemberY Words-

Y
 Yggdrasil
 younglings
 yobbishly
 yohimbine
 yammering yardsticks
 year-round
 yuppifying
 yuppifies
 yokefellow
 yarborough
 yellowtail Ypsilanti
 yearningly
 yellowback
 yarmulkas
 Yevtushenko
 Yellowstone yachtswoman
 yellowfin
 yellowing
 yearlings
 yodellers
 yearnings
 yachtsmen yesterdays
 yearbooks
 yachtsman
 youngberry
 yarramans
 yellowhead
 yeastiest yardstick
 yieldingly
 youngling
 yogyakarta
 yoghourts
 Yugoslavia yodelling
 Youngstown
 yarmulkes
 yataghans
 yawningly
 yellowish
 youthfully cowardly
 yellowness
 youngsters
 yeastlike
 youngness
 Yiddish
 yardmaster
 yuppiedom youngster
 Yaroslavl
 Yellowknife
 yellowcake
 Yugoslavian
 yuppified
 Yorkshire
 yellowest
 yattering
 yellowlegs
 yesterdays
 yeastiness
 ytterbium
 yesteryear
 yardbirds
 YouTubing
 yellowwood
 yellow-belly
 Yucatan
 yourselves
yabbering 
Y words?


8/11/20
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©
Categories: youngness, analogy, word play, words,
Form: Free verse

Age Is Only a Number

"Events mark the passage of time,
Just as seven days of the week are mine 

Weeks turn into months,
Then into years to numerous to count 

But define us by age,
A theoretical gauge 

For it is only a number to report,
When mind and body have rapport 

Curious when told to act your age,
Young or old, maturity must be obeyed

As if to confine,
Enthusiasm that is mine

To be better behaved,
Only makes me depraved 

To embrace outside my box,
And ignore others who think I ought not

My ambition  is not whimsy, 
I just refuse to be sedentary 

For I am up to the challenge or task,
As long as my body will last

In touch with the “youngness” of my heart,
To scale any and all life’s rampart’s

Acting as I can,
Being who I am

For what my mind sees of me,
That is what I believe"
Categories: youngness, birthday, blessing, growth, imagination,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberRibbons and Bows Fantasy

Ribbons and bows tied to the flames
rose and scorched joy with scars mundane.
Two sick hearts arched in pain’s red stain. 
No love to come would be this same.

Now, new fire crackles your sweet name.
I strain for your vision in vain.
Sadly, I feel our love lost aim
inside the youngness of youth's game.
My dreams tangle yesterday's chain
in today's now for love's sweet gain.

Ribbon and bow mementos maim,
treasured pics and trinkets cause pain,
but fantasy love has no strain.
I need our love’s ash-formed refrain
to stay away heart breaks strict reign.
Daydreams dance for us in my brain.







December 18, 2016
Categories: youngness, depression, desire, fantasy, memory,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberGift Me Radiant Smiles

Gift me radiant smiles and
And the beauty of a horse's neck.
Gift me glens of green, 
Pastures pure, and distant tideless shores.
Gift me red velvet bows of Christmas spirit, 
And happy-drunk uncles, and cousins and pets. 
Get me a photo of last time,
When grandpa and grandma were alive,
And the kitchen and basted turkey were one scent. 
Find me a family growing, eager to toot political
Hoopla to the family dining, or the aunt
Not related, never speaking, ingenious
And quietly correct.
Stop the now and rewind this scene,
I long for the gift of those years forgotten, 
ego's urge unrelenting
To further move out of the sharpness of youngness, into the blur
Of since then.
Categories: youngness, christmas, family,
Form: Free verse

Life- Chapters

When a baby take birth in this synthetic world
The joyness of parents on peak happiest moment in world
After the passing time a baby get admired and enjoyness in all peak
Everyone in the worls who knows him love him care him on the peak

Time is passing chapters are now going to opened
With the youngness stress is started it may little home worked
Now the time to make baby to a young one in the world
Situation going to be reversed everyone aspected dreaming from him

Now the baby who give happiness to world is now symbol of sadness
Now the to fall in love searcing for that someone who care for him.
Finally foung his own love by someone
Now again the happiness is on peak

Chapter of happiness get closed with the time
Broken trust feeling emotion care and all such type of word
The word alone is best friend for him
Now the hates the everything even ownself

Feeling finished care finished aloneness get to admired
Life is now worst for him and the frustation take him to the heaven
Lifes chapeters continued how much happiness and how more much sadness
It all the thing get finished at the end of the boy in the world


Avnesh yadav
Categories: youngness, care, community, death, depression,
Form: Personification

My Long Lost Tulip Hard

To stand with your shadow. 
The empty hollow cry. 
I loved you for no reason, other than the kindness in your eye.

Where dreams fall behind us. 
We danced to the ides of march. 
Your ancient wisdom scares me as much as the youngness of your heart.

For people who would rather, 
find a safe place to reside. 
I choose to walk beside you, with both my hands untied.

Take my open palm.
Place your autumn smile inside. 
I'll hold it through the winter, and release it when the spring wind arrives.

but promise me one thing. 
you'll never look behind my eyes.
 for in their depth you'll find broken,  my long lost tulip harp.
Categories: youngness, lost love, love, seasons,
Form: I do not know?

Premium MemberTelephone

When I was a child I waited for Your call

How could You do this to me

We stood by the phone but You were busy

How could I have thought You heard

The youngness wasn't enough

You were too disconnected to answer

Unaware we dialed You again and again

The others waited too and starved

I believed in Your love

The Omnipotence fragmented



For you Brother 
 

The signal was one ring and I should ring back

But the Power said disconnected

I tried You again but the voice said no

The number you have reached is not in service

So I checked the number and again  it said clear

Those tears turned into a river and we saw You sail by

You were needed at the church and the glory

Two children stayed and together was no matter

Dancing we made new games and prayer

Oh Dio

 

Am older now and the prayer

My brother is gone cause he took a cab

Their was no fare

He doesn't wait now but I still

I hear him in the night

I see him in strangers and glances

Begging You I wait as before

The toys help with those moments and dialing

Your phone rings off the hook

God help us all
Categories: youngness, brother, death, brother, brother,
Form: Narrative
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