Popular Poems About Nostalgia

The sun is rising in the sky
A new day awakens my eyes

Nothing but optimism and hope
I rinse my mouth out with Scope

The birds all sing my tune
Watching Saturday morning cartoons
ET Cereal with my favorite spoon

It's going to be an awesome day

All my friends begin to arrive
Strangely some of them have died
Doesn't matter were all together
Faces I haven't seen in forever
We talk reminisce about life
Many of them had pain and strife
Didn't know this after we split apart
Didn't keep in touch, aches...

To me Easter is very similar to Thanksgiving. Lots of amazing food, desserts and family who I enjoy to be around. I am NOT a religious person at all. My immediate family aren't either. Just like Xmas, there is no true celebration in the deep meaning of what these holidays are about. It's more of a food orgy and welcoming family I don't see to often.    
   
When I was a little kid, the house was decorated with plastic eggs, Easter bunnies, ornate, colorful, flowery decor's (purples, light greens, pink) for spring and other nick-knacks. My mother would try & encourage my...

I could talk to you for years
Over the eras we’ve bypassed
Formulating our synchronicities
In starry-eyed conversation

How a moment passes so slow
In your elegant presence
I feel I’ve aged gracefully
While staring into your eyes

For the past 10 minutes
For the last 10 years
Singing my heart for you
Somehow I’m still surprised

By the frequencies we’ve traversed
Together, though unknowing
And yet have come back
To one another’s embrace

Music has always been a means to transport
Like a time machine
It lets us travel to certain phases and places now long gone
It can take us down memory lane
To where the brain may have forgotten specific memories
To where we may long to remember the pleasure
Or re-live the pain

But when the songs are on repeat
They become an endless melancholy in a box
Unable to move forward
Stuck on old wounds
Enjoying the cuts all over again
And whether they’re coming from the old ghetto blaster
Or Walkman
Or Zune
Whatever...