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Family reunions are not just gatherings; they are moments when we acknowledge our shared past, celebrate our present, and create a foundation for the future. These poems capture the essence of family reunions, painting a vivid picture of love, unity, and the beauty of kinship.
- "Perhaps the World Ends Here" by Joy Harjo. This 2019 U.S. poet laureate paints a picture of a family at a kitchen table. Though we often look for big occasions to mark the things that really matter, Harjo argues the world really “begins at a kitchen table.”
- “Speaking of the future, Hamlet” by Mary Jo Bang. Mary Jo Bang alludes to Shakespeare’s Hamlet in this poem, sympathetic to his plight as he’s trapped in a story he can’t escape.
- “As for the Heart” by Erin Belieu. Erin Belieu ponders her “lastness” in this poem. She wonders when she’ll buy her last coat, when’s the last time she’ll speak to her son, and when’s the last time she’ll feel the rain.
- “Fire Gotten Brighter” by Christopher Gilbert. When someone is remembered, their fire gets brighter. It is in our memories that we remember those that mattered most to us.
- Gathering of Generations. This poem celebrates the coming together of various generations, highlighting the blending of past and present at family reunions.
- The Family Feast. This poem delves into the heartwarming scene of a family feast, a central and cherished part of any reunion. Around the table, we all gather,
- Childhood Memories. This poem reminisces about childhood memories that resurface during family reunions, evoking a sense of nostalgia and joy. In our reunion, childhood calls,
- The Missing Piece. Acknowledging those who are no longer with us, this poem touches on the bittersweet aspect of family reunions. In our circle, a space unfilled,
- Poem For Mom
- Poem For Dad
- Poem For Your Sister
- Poem For Your Brother
- Poem For Your Cousins
- Write from The Heart
I love you, Mom, This, you should know. For it is you who has helped me grow, And bloom like a flower in the sun. No matter how far apart we are, We are always one.
Fishing poles and pants with holes. On your shoulders in the park. From riding bikes down the street, to sneaking me snacks after dark. You are the best dad that one can have. I love you.
Sisters are forever. In this life together. No matter how near, No matter how far A sister is always in the heart.
Wet willies and slugs And lots of other gross bugs Brothers are a lot of fun to grow up with From tickle wars and pillow fights To having a lifelong friend to cherish.
Cousins are like siblings That you can’t whenever, But each time you see them It’s a great time together!
Just like writing any poem, the words need to come straight from your heart. Including inside jokes and old memories will make the poem extra special to both you and the recipient. It’s okay if you do not want to write a poem for everyone in the family, but if this is the case, try to give the poems out in private to avoid hurt feelings. If you do ...
Aug 21, 2008 · Once In A Lifetime. Ryan Guerrero lives in Denver Colorado. This poem was written for our Guerrero, Miramontes reunion July 4-5, 2008 in Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
Apr 8, 2023 · 3:13 am. Gathered Together, Hearts Reunite – Poems for Our Family Delight. Welcome to our page dedicated to Poems For Family Reunion! We have gathered a range of witty and heartfelt poems to celebrate the joy of getting together with the ones we love most.
