Poems on the topic: conversation

Poems on the topic “conversation” on Poets.by.

CheerfulDalilahshigaraki

Questions

You make me lose my mind. It's not like you do much, Just talk and acknowledge me, But I still think you're one of a kind. What kind of music do you like? Rain, sun or night? Do you prefer the scooter or the bike? Would you talk to me for the rest of my life? Can you wiggle your ears, Or curl your tongue? Do you like dogs or cats? Or maybe even bears? What's your favorite color? Is it red or yellow or blue? I'd really like to know, So please tell me a bit about you.
RomanticDalilahshigaraki

With You

Can I tell you something? You mean the world to me, You're never off my mind, I love you for everything you let me know, And everything I'm yet to ask. I love how you look when I speak, How you hear the words I say, How you think and then respond, How you treat me like an equal. I love how you joke with me, You talk with, not to me, You answer no matter how strange- I ask a lot of strange- I want to meet your family, Want you to meet mine, Want to see you eating dinner
SadCyrelle Campbell

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i hate talking to you, but i wish our conversations never end. the pain of hating the one you loved so.
ContemplativeArinola

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I am pieces of quotes From my favorite books Stitched together by midnight conversations And the sweet taste of Tea I have this tendency to fall apart suddenly And i need you to be okay with this Because am created by the souls Who are brave enough To gather all my tattered pieces And put me back together!
RomanticCarol Berge

Telephone Conversation

When we talk on the telephone, we feel our loss more heavily. i stare at the slits, the box that sells her voice to me. i hold the phone like a live thing, like part of her. it holds a sound i love. yet i hate the upright coffin, its pimply walls, the printed admonitions lining it, for being
ContemplativeBill Cody

Zeroing In on Conversation

We all agree to miss the point, at certain times to start again (We work so well together, friend Ignore-ance serves a purpose none of us can mend
ContemplativeAnne Scott Musil

Words

the name refers for use dog chair wall you demand response each hears his way but knows the category general here's a chair so sit in talk we seek to know grasp words as means but in the poem they are also ends like dance the chosen china or when in the dusk we put our chores away and share some talk a book the hush
ContemplativeLouis Simpson

Frogs

The storm broke, and it rained, And water rose in the pool, And frogs hopped into the gutter, With their skins of yellow and green, And just their eyes shining above the surface Of the warm solution of slime. At night, when fireflies trace Light-lines between the trees and flowers Exhaling perfume, The frogs speak to each other In rhythm. The sound is monstrous, But their voices are filled with satisfaction. In the city I pine for the country; In the country I long for conversation — Our happy croaking.
CheerfulHans Ostrom

No Uncertain Term

I would like to have a word with you. It is apricot. It shall determine our exchange. Confiding apricot, I will lean in and murmur. You shall pose as one who understands. I will have a moment of your time. There’s something I’ve been meaning. To tell you. Apricot, I tell you. Apricot, I say. Apricot, you realize.

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