Poems generated by our users

• Cheating boyfriend, broken family, online dating, lost trust, hurt, shattered dreams
• Ashley turning 24, substitute teacher, tall and pretty, likes to pop pimples
• short ridiculous poem about the name miles
• generate a poem about voting carefully and explain how that makes you show your love for the country. make it have a rhyme scheme of AABB. 2 stanzas, 4 lines each stanza, 12 syllables EXACTLY per line. in tagalog
• James, birthday, bets on horses, drinks italian beer, married to ger
• 9 year anniversary with my handsome, genius, husband
• Brandon, loves comic books and art, just bought a beautiful dream house, lives in the woods and is an amazing friend and employee
• theme: 2 men who fell in love with each other even though it could take the life of 1 of thempoem type:Free versenumber of lines: 200 linesmood: intenserhyme scheme: free rhymepoetic technique: imagerykey words: Victor, roses, Elijah, and burning desire for eachothercustom requirements for this poem: They stand in park, right next to small running creek, the creek allowed them to tune out their political differencesVictor had a massive bouquet of pristine flowers that were individually arranged to perfectly go together, multiple different sizes that highlighted each otherElijah breaks the silence to bring up how loving him could get Victor killedVictor responds by telling him that he is willing to die to keep dating Elijah, that Elijah is worth any danger that he might encounterElijah steps forward and catches Victor's lip in a intense kiss that holds more words than he could ever expressVictor kisses back with a small smileThey pull each other closer, as close as possibleholding each other like this was their last moment together
• You know I always love you I haven’t been my bestYou and the kids deserve better I want to do better, I try to do better, I keep falling shortThank you for your patience Thank you for your support Thank you for your understanding Thank you for continuing to push me
• Write a poem about a person who prefers extreme and rough BDSM than vanilla sex
• Michelle. How does one make you see what you bring to everyone especially me. Your heart which you give freely to others. Your tireless work ethic. The way you do for others and ask for nothing in return. For me I see the most beautiful woman I've ever seen, even though you don't see what I see. The comfort I get when I'm able to hold you, caress your face and to look into your magnificent eyes and express my love and gratitude for you. There will never be another you which is why I treasure every moment I am able to spend with the person I consider a dream.
• Michelle. Her presence lifts and lights up the world. If I could only get her to see her beauty and all her amazing qualities. Caring, fun, loving, smart and her incredible heart. To be able to hold her and love her is a gift from the universe. She is someone I want to spend the rest of my life loving and taking care of. She's the type of woman that like a comet is rare which makes her special.
• Im not the most romantic but my heart is always in the right place n you are the centre of my life
• Tricia since the moment we met i knew you where the one. This last year has proved how much i love you more and more and the wedding was a symbol of our commitnent
• Who is Michelle. She is smart, funny, vivacious, beautiful, loving, giving and very sexy. How do I make her see what we all see? I would take her by the hand. Hold her tightly. Caress her beautiful face. Give her all the love, attention and support she's been missing. I would also tell her it's ok to be herself. She is a once in a lifetime woman.
• Paul. 68th birthday. Wakes up early. Walks. Golfing.
• Irene and Grahams Diamond Wedding anniversaryMarried on the 3rd April 1966Involved with the church youth clubWorking hard to make ends meetMum working in a bakeryDad working at the powerstation and two other jobsMoved to PooleFirst baby MalcolmBoating, losing keys overboard!Second baby RichardTime with Nanny at PooleChallening times managing asthmaMoved to Barton On SeaInvolved with the scouts and Sea scoutsThird baby AlisonTime spent in campervanLots of holidays to Norfolk and Kent visiting familyGrandma and Grandad moving from Norfolk to LymingtonRunning the cafe in LymingtonHoliday to ScotlandPuncture on the VolvoPrivate schools for the boysSupporting all the extra curicula activitesForeign holidays with schoolArmy cadet forceGetting jobs for the boys at the bakerySupporting their driving lessonsGetting (collecting!) carsChildren flying the nest, gradually one by oneChildren getting marriedGetting grandchildren, first Peter, Then Jenny, Gemma and PenelopeHow could we forget trains, lots of trainsTrains around the garden, coming out of the shed, holidays to visit train stations like York with our cousins and Swanage RailwayThere have been challenging times along the way, helth issues, car accidentsFor an awesome team you both worked through everything together, not always seeing eye to eye, but always working to the same endAll this while the rest of the world kept turningWhat a truely amazing achievementWhat remarkable lives you have built together
• Irene and Grahams Diamond Wedding anniversaryMarried on the 3rd April 1966Involved with the church youth clubWorking hard to make ends meetMum working in a bakeryDad working at the powerstation and two other jobsMoved to PooleFirst baby MalcolmBoating, losing keys overboard!Second baby RichardTime with Nanny at PooleChallening times managing asthmaMoved to Barton On SeaInvolved with the scouts and Sea scoutsThird baby AlisonTime spent in campervanLots of holidays to Norfolk and Kent visiting familyGrandma and Grandad moving from Norfolk to LymingtonRunning the cafe in LymingtonHoliday to ScotlandPuncture on the VolvoPrivate schools for the boysSupporting all the extra curicula activitesForeign holidays with schoolArmy cadet forceGetting jobs for the boys at the bakerySupporting their driving lessonsGetting (collecting!) carsChildren flying the nest, gradually one by oneChildren getting marriedGetting grandchildren, first Peter, Then Jenny, Gemma and PenelopeHow could we forget trains, lots of trainsTrains around the garden, coming out of the shed, holidays to visit train stations like York with our cousins and Swanage RailwayThere have been challenging times along the way, helth issues, car accidentsFor an awesome team you both worked through everything together, not always seeing eye to eye, but always working to the same endAll this while the rest of the world kept turningWhat a truely amazing achievementWhat remarkable lives you have built together
• Irene and Grahams Diamond Wedding anniversaryMarried on the 3rd April 1966Involved with the church youth clubWorking hard to make ends meetMum working in a bakeryDad working at the powerstation and two other jobsMoved to PooleFirst baby MalcolmBoating, losing keys overboard!Second baby RichardTime with Nanny at PooleChallening times managing asthmaMoved to Barton On SeaInvolved with the scouts and Sea scoutsThird baby AlisonTime spent in campervanLots of holidays to Norfolk and Kent visiting familyGrandma and Grandad moving from Norfolk to LymingtonRunning the cafe in LymingtonHoliday to ScotlandPuncture on the VolvoPrivate schools for the boysSupporting all the extra curicula activitesForeign holidays with schoolArmy cadet forceGetting jobs for the boys at the bakerySupporting their driving lessonsGetting (collecting!) carsChildren flying the nest, gradually one by oneChildren getting marriedGetting grandchildren, first Peter, Then Jenny, Gemma and PenelopeHow could we forget trains, lots of trainsTrains around the garden, coming out of the shed, holidays to visit train stations like York with our cousins and Swanage RailwayThere have been challenging times along the way, helth issues, car accidentsFor an awesome team you both worked through everything together, not always seeing eye to eye, but always working to the same endAll this while the rest of the world kept turningWhat a truely amazing achievementWhat remarkable lives you have built together
• Irene and Grahams Diamond Wedding anniversaryMarried on the 3rd April 1966Involved with the church youth clubWorking hard to make ends meetMum working in a bakeryDad working at the powerstation and two other jobsMoved to PooleFirst baby MalcolmBoating, losing keys overboard!Second baby RichardTime with Nanny at PooleChallening times managing asthmaMoved to Barton On SeaInvolved with the scouts and Sea scoutsThird baby AlisonTime spent in campervanLots of holidays to Norfolk and Kent visiting familyGrandma and Grandad moving from Norfolk to LymingtonRunning the cafe in LymingtonHoliday to ScotlandPuncture on the VolvoPrivate schools for the boysSupporting all the extra curicula activitesForeign holidays with schoolArmy cadet forceGetting jobs for the boys at the bakerySupporting their driving lessonsGetting (collecting!) carsChildren flying the nest, gradually one by oneChildren getting marriedGetting grandchildren, first Peter, Then Jenny, Gemma and PenelopeHow could we forget trains, lots of trainsTrains around the garden, coming out of the shed, holidays to visit train stations like York with our cousins and Swanage RailwayThere have been challenging times along the way, helth issues, car accidentsFor an awesome team you both worked through everything together, not always seeing eye to eye, but always working to the same endAll this while the rest of the world kept turningWhat a truely amazing achievementWhat remarkable lives you have built together
• Nicola Jayne is her name, Wayne’s beautiful wife, lots of love
• to build a life guided by God. I want to become an entrepreneur and own a business in the future and do marketing. I want God to be in the center of it all, i also want stability, and a family with love
• Mother, her name is Marlene. Its her birthday and she had 6 kids, but her butt is just a little bit stinky. Not terrible smelling, kind of like a dead mouse in your house wall. But she is really kind. Make it super nice and loving, but mention the stinky butt.
• a tribute poem for robin williams include carpe diem