Love Poems About Generational or Generational Love Poems
by Michael Miers |
Categories: anti bullying, autumn, baby, beach, betrayal, birthday, body,

Jhaine In a Favela, I Think

Jhaine in Brazil, I think
closest I can figger
'cause, we don't share some language
probably a generational thing
I suppose

many words I don't understand
many of the words
she writes
like music

but, the ideas, I think
I could help to explain
maybe

Jhaine, she comes across strong
seems to carry herself 
well

loves her baby
brother

beautiful and strong

rise up, little sister, rise on up
above it all

and bring the ones you love
for you are beautiful
and

you are strong

by Gigi Thrasher |
Categories: fruit,

Generational Banana Love

My love affair with bananas
 must have started shortly after my birth
 because it seems to be a generational thing. 
    
 My daughter spit out every Gerber-strained
 fruit that was not bananas, just like 
 Grandma did in the end.

 They dribbled down her chin but I was not
 embarrassed. The only time bananas embarrassed me
 was in my high school sex ed class

 when Mrs. Wiley showed us things 
 I was certain my mother 
 didn’t want me to know. 

 She never would have looked 
  at a banana the same. I never looked
   at Mrs. Wiley the same, that’s for sure. 

 Bananas go from generation to generation, 
  except when you use them 
  and generations just... die.

by Manon Boudreau Star Child Nebula |
Categories: blessing, faith, father, god, growth, inspirational love, jesus,

Your Voice We Heard Before Us

As we entered the forest
Father blessed our generational tree
Lord love flows from thee
He is the giver
Of his river
Love of living without end
Holy Spirit and power he sent
A chance to conquer
Within his honor
A joyful place
God put upon our face
Grace divine
To be of our Father vine
Instructed by the Lord
To see forth
God fog redefined our view
As our Lord blessings grew
Heavenly Father honored
His son death conquered
Spiritually connected
Jesus Christ love resurrected
Praise all ye his servants
Our Lord is our deliverance


by Destiny Williams |
Categories: words,

Word Play

word play 
 agitates
 souls
 that 
 lack the
 right 
 alignment in
 their back

 eyes
 drawn with 
 markers 
 that have drawn 
 eyes that are gold
 that mold 
 and glaze over
 like love that
 has been left in 
 the cold.

 breathe me 
 in through nostrils
 that resemble lips
 that taste like ears
 that hear nothing but senses
 laced in acid

 enhancement in veins
 run like advancement
 through generational names
 this nonsense....

 no.
 this is word play

 -Destiny the Poet

by Jaquay Atkins |
Categories: america, change, longing, love hurts, nice, poems,

Generational Confusion

She wouldn't allow me to enter her sanctum,
Due to my affliction entitled kindness
For she wanted tough love
A touch of insanity and a pinch of absurdness,
Kindness was my weakness
Never mind my apparent strengths

by James Edward Lee Sr. |
Categories: analogy, appreciation, blessing,

Remember the Former Things-

A day some thousand years ago;
He spoke love
Chose a mother/father vessel,
For me to come through;
Remember the former things,
I don’t remember the former things;
Yet I do?
My Elohim Father tells me;
Remember the former things;
Remember the former things,

In resolution in my his-story
I so my soul recalls
I am not of the earthen grounds
I am that I am birth from the heavenlys
Remember the former things,

I am resound placed in a tunnel
A fore runner of my generational-pride
Left the Father and angels’ side
Come through the tunnel energy whole 
Placed in a vessel my spirit, soul
Remember the former things,


3/22/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©


by DM Babbit |
Categories: absence, age, love,

Bring Me Roses

The days of our youth
 now seem so long ago
and in this generational truth
 I only want to know
would you bring me roses?
 as you did back then
when love bloomed in spring throws
 and it's just a memory returned again?

A smile in sweeteners gentle perfumes
 of the lives that lay ahead
now far behind us in dreams exhumed
 when May and June hang on a thin thread.
Bring me roses once again
 from the gardens that you tend
be my lover and my friend
 my companion to the very end.

by Eugenia Fain |
Categories: child, grandfather,

Generational Love

Head of hoary hairs and deeply creased brow,
Do indicate
Traveled miles
Children
Live
And 
Carry
On his name.
A warm embrace
Bonds the two generations together.


Photo 3
November 27, 2020

by Sharaka Miller |
Categories: black african american, black love, boyfriend, marriage, native american, symbolism, woman,

A Poem To My Boy Friend

I was most definitely surprised by your visit today

I want to let you know given the energy I feel from you

I can assure you without a shadow of a doubt

That I see a niche market that we can pinpoint

Giving us access to generational wealth

I want you to trust me

Your must leave your safety net behind

We can fly baby

I want to take you on the ride of your life

Just trust me

Walk with me

I will never leave your side

Not even in battle or war.

by Antony Glaser |
Categories: appreciation,

Harry Belafonte

Some are born Harlem Mercedes
and cast their shadow wide
Turn the world around
with love and peace
Sapple as a Jamaican Calypso
you rode the island Sun
and gave your generational heart
An Aladdin's legacy of activism
of civil rights with Martin King
and the antithesis of Bush and Trump
Wisdom as cultured Wine

by Sand Blown |
Categories: age, appreciation,

What's a Perfect Age

aging awareness...
generational inputs...
resultant outlooks...

philosophies differ...
as arrows in a quiver...
good shots and poor shots...

betray past order...
to love and buy the present...
humans as robots...

by James Edward Lee Sr. |
Categories: analogy, appreciation, confusion, humanity,

Generational Confess Praise-

Love that sticks God Will Always Love You Yet I am superficial analytical abundant fool and where do I get off trying to be so biblical I'm being so lazy at the point that I'm mad crazy and in my honest sabbatical, I try to be logical I try to be political yet I am not limited It's a gimmick, cuz I try to mimic My ancestors religious parodies It's clear to me that I am afraid to be , at praise O' my Lord forgive me
3/18/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022

by James Edward Lee Sr. |
Categories: absence, adventure, analogy, bereavement, heaven, irony, life,

Don'T Mourn For Me I'M Alive In Heavens Skies-

"Don't mourn for me Be happy throw a party at the dead of me Celebrate with joys as I clasp my hands and pray I am not dead yet I love on in heavenly I dream about you all the time Don’t mourn for me Keep my spirit flowing? Through those I’ve touch Stop the mourning Vividly I’m here Amidst the generational spheres Humanity abundantly clear As my body rest here I am only memories My true essences has gone on to the heavens So in my birth you should have cried and moan Yet in my death I live you should laugh and play Shout to the masses hip-hip- hooray"
12/12/2021 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©