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Today Poems | Examples of Today Poetry

Premium Member Never meant to be
i thought we'd always have tomorrow but now it's out of reach no longer 'round the corner it can't be found nowhere to be seen i thought by trying to stay under the radar we'd have a chance hoped we'd keep those tomorrows coming but it wasn't meant to be posted on April 23, 2025...

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Categories: fate, loss, today,
Form: Free verse
Someday
On the morrow good enough If good enough be true On the morrow time enough Today the times are few What once was said Is said once more In never ending ques Till tomorrows become yesterdays Todays an endless muse...

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Categories: today, work, world,
Form: Rhyme



Reddi-Whip
Here’s today’s New York surprise I witnessed with my own two eyes: Reddi-Whip, the cans amounted To nineteen (and yes, I counted!). Lined up on a bench, as well As underneath, and I could tell They all were empty, for the caps Were strewn around, by slobs, perhaps. There was no whipped cream residue And raindrops hadn’t sprinkled through, So with these clues, I did...

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Categories: new york, today,
Form: Rhyme
Pig on a Spit
Walking down York Avenue, A very urban block, An odor had my senses piqued And then I saw, in shock, In front of a local restaurant A pig turned on a spit. With juices dripping down, it somehow Didn’t seem to fit. It’s not a sight I’ve ever seen, Right out there on the street, And though I’m sure that some would be Excited by that...

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Categories: new york, today,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member THE NEW GARDEN
THE NEW GARDEN Another Eden, political fruits hanging; harvesters, greedy:- ...

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Categories: today, allegory, america, analogy, deep,
Form: Haiku



On This Kind of Day
The weatherman says it will be 85 But it now feels like 72. So what should I wear? Out the window I glance, Thinking people will give me a clue. Yet from what I can see, it’s a very mixed bag – There are t-shirts and sandals and shorts, Though I also see long-sleeves and jackets and jeans, Which all go with...

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Categories: today, weather,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member King Solomon and I will Fly a kite today
King Solomon and I will fly a kite On this historical Good Friday, we seek justice for the young lady Her father made her act as if she were his niece. To deceive his new wife, so that she could live with them His wife found out about the plot and hell would break loose. On social media,...

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Categories: today, angst, anxiety, black african
Form: Dramatic Verse
Today, We Remember
Today, we remember the long, scorching march into the tombstone— eyes like oceans, salt pouring from flesh. Today, we remember the cross, 300 pounds heavy, bent and dipped into his head. How he slipped and swayed, sandwiched in a crowd of tunes— // slaps // claps // shouts// “He healed the blind! He delivered many from...

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Categories: today, betrayal, death,
Form: Free verse
iMan - Apr 13
Observe the modern generations walk on by; they suckle from the plastic teat of coffee cups, and stumped by stamping feet they shamble unaware from flock to flock.— infant adults—if earnest I may speak; Look there: one loops in circles (a grand feat!) and, as if an ornithological suite, the gaggle shuffles behind,—“squawk squawk squawk!” Yikes… I suppose that if I ran...

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Categories: today, addiction, humor, identity, parody,
Form: Italian Sonnet
The Dayspring on High
"Because of our God’s tender mercy the dawn will break upon us from on high to give light to those who sit in darkness..." Luke 1:77-79 When morning breaks in upon my bed banishing fear and dismissing dread, its welcome thoughts stir this sleepy head to speak and move trusting God instead. Summoning strength that daybreak supplies, visions of adventure fill my eyes. Hope-filled words...

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Categories: today, 11th grade, adventure, light,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member MOTHER'S DAY IS COMING
M+Mother you work very hard for our family, O+Oven hot for wonderful homemade meals. T+Tiny ones you were given from, H+Heaven above. E+Everyone wants to say Thank You, R+Raising a glass for your love on this very, 'S+Special day. D+Doing God's work you are, A+An angel disguised as a mother. Y+You have all my love forever. ...

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Categories: today, blessing, joy, love, mom,
Form: Acrostic
A’Sway
My whirligigs are spinning; The trees are all a’sway. The dafs, with blooms beginning, Bow their heads in mock dismay. The windsock strips are dancing; The bushes are a’bounce, The dogs on leashes prancing, Swishing tails an added flounce. As I sit here with my writing, While the sunshine’s all a’peek, Rhyming words have been alighting To allow my thought to speak....

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Categories: spring, today,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Not Today, Tumbleweeds
In defense of a poet who didn't deserve harsh words. You know the saying... 'If you have nothing nice to say..." I'll not write a reprimand for two rolling bumblers that stumbled over themselves in the last two days. Some people live in a haze, throwing shade at others, I won't throw hot coals on their heads. They'll just keep...

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Categories: today, slam,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Teens Today
They dilly dally all the way to the car Don’t sorry says mother it is not very far Arrived with a cell phone in each teen’s hand Visits are rare and limited in grandma land ...

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Categories: today, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Through time
years and decades ~ water under the bridge the flow of the day-to-day of several decades ago thoughts probably like those i'm having today but back in time by almost a century what i would give to have a moment with you to reach out and talk to that amazing girl who would become my grand-mother posted on April 15, 2025...

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Categories: grandmother, imagination, time, today,
Form: Free verse

Specific Types of Today Poems

Definition | What is Today in Poetry?


Book: Reflection on the Important Things