Backpack Poems | Examples


Premium Member Ted wants a Knapsack not a Backpack

Mommy, I do not want a backpack
I want a polka-dotted red knapsack
this annoyed Ted’s father, big Max
All kinds of conformity this child lacks

Knapsacks do not have zippers Ted said.
I don’t want a backpack, he yelled from his bed.
Little compartments are marvelous said Uncle Ed.
I will take a knapsack or nothing, screamed little Ted.

You have a problem, Grandma Martin said to Big Max.
He makes such a big deal about a backpack!
If it’s a knapsack he wants we can do that, Grandma Martin.
We only have a day and a half until he goes to kindergarten.

Premium Member A Diploma and Backpack Full of Hope

The universe lay at his feet
        Sun brilliant o'erhead
     The ocean stretches forever
        Wheat fields before him spread

     Armed with a diploma
        and a backpack full of hope
     Will his stride be bold ~
        his handiwork produce gold

Junkyard Backpack

I throw it out then bring it back
A somewhat hoarder, I have that knack
I keep in mind the things I love
Then store them back within my hub
A sound of music a touch of scent
Allows nostalgia a place to vent
A memory made or thought perhaps lost
A junkyard backpack on my forward path

When on the surface I dig down deep
To find a memory within my fleet
The ones I pull have high impact
They keep my emotions right on track
Such days are downs until they’re ups
My conscience divulges outward puffs
From childhood reflections to adult recap
I reminisce from my junkyard backpack


Date: October 23, 2019
Sponsored by: Craig Cornish


Backpack

Buy here. Why in it some or small for all will not fall your backs your rack get. A BAcKPACK

,winter Backpack

It's cold soup bold   your carry on mabe no.home it  pack  blanket  clover it a bed to lay your head it's fact your WINTER  BACKPACK

,winter Backpack

It's cold soup bold   your carry on mabe no.home it  pack  blanket  clover it a bed to lay your head it's fact your WINTER  BACKPACK


Homeless and Backpack

They walk alone no home its here everywhere there things all they bring it snow rain it apain  bag is stack HomeLess AND BACKPACK.

Premium Member Me and My Backpack

I like to take day hikes
out in nature under a blue sky
among the shades of green
and I need very little
water
   a snack
      a camera
            a diary to write
I like to go in spring when all is new
  in summer when it is hot and sunny
oh but fall is the best
    with all the burnt orange and rust
even the decay is beautiful
  winter all bundled up is nice too
oh I forgot I bring bird seed
          for my friends the birds
so you see I need very little
     I travel light
for all I need really is within me
and before me
     and beneath my feet
_________________
September 27, 2017

Free Verse/Me and My Backpack
Copyright Protected, ID 17- 9451-48-0
All Rights Reserved.  Written Under Pseudonym.

An October Standard Contest
Brian Strand 

Second Place

Backpack

L-et Wednesday woes end, 
L-et light Thursday start; 
O-bliterate the doubt, 
Y-our worries all
D-epart.

A-llow the sun to come, 
R-ising above the horizon; 
J-ust let the twilight fade, 
A-s the dawn stops the
Y-awn.

O-ne backpack contains
R-ed rubber shoes, not scraps; 
I-t's time to carry on your back
A-nother bag having two shoulder
S-traps.

Premium Member - When the Backpack Feels Heavy -

Hold on tight 
    A journey begins 
    Not in the crowded city streets 
    A journey of high mountains 
    as close to heaven 
    that you think you can catch the stars 
    Pack your backpack with sad thoughts 
    Upwards ... the bag is heavy 
    I will hold you in your hand 
    Stop ... take a deep breath 
    Your journey has begun 
    Proud high mountains suddenly makes the backpack a little lighter 
    Follow your feet forward
    The air is crisp and fresh 
    Even if you are tired 
    Lower your shoulders 
    I'll teach you to dance on the sparkling snow 
    Our goal is the top 
    The backpack feels lighter 
    Do not give up - we will reach our peak 
    Heavy thoughts erased 
    Abrasions and tired feet 
    Satisfaction - a major force 
    The goal is reached ... you won 
    Dance in the sparkling snow ... catch your star 
    The backpack is empty 
    The whole world is at your feet




    21.05.2014
    A-L  Andresen :)
    Copyright © All Rights Reserved

Backpack Love

You wore your heart pinned on your backpack

no concern for nobody, not even yourself

You saw nothing but shapeless clouds and colored glass

mistakes lie behind you and before you

all over your path

you took whatever came

rotten, second hand things

looked for happiness in every wrong place

but then it came and found you it sits in front of you with open arms

palms to the sky

love pouring out of every seam

nothing but help and hope to be given

while your eyes begin to brighten

they are no longer a storm, a saddened sky they are a smiling childs

your chapped lips quiver and body shakes

for the fear that builds and thoughts drown your mind,

you won’t be hurt again

I promise

these clouds become our future

endless and full of wonder

put down your backpack and surrender your heart, stop running

I’m here to hold you and stand beside you, have your hand in mine

you will never be alone again, never even cold

not again on the wrong path for happiness

for it is no longer at the bottom of a bag or bottle

it tickles and cuddles with snorts and giggles

my smile, your smile

like small children in love

forever pinned together

Backpack Full

no plans laid 
I always stray
the tickets paid
going one way 
and decision made
no better not to stay 
never to stop 
walk, fly or a quick drop
I want to remain alive

Premium Member Backpack-Lunchpail

neighborhood children

     board the old yellow bus...

           sad eyed dog walks home

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