Best Babysitter Poems
Below are the all-time best Babysitter poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of babysitter poems written by PoetrySoup members
Just a Bithe enters the room
coyly she tugs her skirt
just a bit
enough to reveal her shapely legs
tossing back her golden tresses
she shakes her head
just a bit
hoping to...
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Categories:
babysitter, romance,
Form:
Free verse
Paul, Peter and the TweeterPaul, Peter and the Tweeter
Why not choose,
a billionaire leader?
One who is not
an eloquent speaker.
Trouble rises,
he robs Paul to pay Peter.
The bold rich need...
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Categories:
babysitter, anxiety, celebrity, confusion, environment,
Form:
Political Verse
Harsh My MellowEveryone is so uptight.
I just came to drink and they all wanna fight.
Some sixfoot seven pissed off dude.
Just blacked my eye.
Cause his girlfriend just happened...
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Categories:
babysitter, funny, parodyme,
Form:
I do not know?
A Child of TenLife was so carefree for me as a child, way back when
I was just a little girl who loved to dream and pretend
that I would...
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Categories:
babysitter, child,
Form:
Rhyme
Static`
Slandered wavelengths
from an old worn out speaker
cracking with each unbalanced bass note
Finding my brain on overload
and a slower heart beat
out of tune
Static becomes the...
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Categories:
babysitter, art,
Form:
Free verse
Your IntentionsYour intentions
Were good
It’s just that you misunderstood
The technology
You issue your child
A digital leash
An electronic guardian, babysitter, and spy
We...
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Categories:
babysitter, how i feel, technology,
Form:
Free verse
Sad Thought Came To BrainSad Thought Came To Brain
Found this sad thought on my brain;
Effort to find good priest was in vein;
We pulled off shelf;
Loves hearing self;
Listening to his...
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Categories:
babysitter, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Brassy Barry's Bumbling BullBrassy Barry’s boastful bumbling Brana Bull
Badgered Billy’s bashful buffoonish Baboon
Into baking a boisterous Blackberry Bisque
Beyond bunking, Barry’s brave babysitter
boldly bellowed brashly.
Bonafide...
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Categories:
babysitter, 3rd grade, 4th grade,
Form:
Alliteration
Poetry Is:my brother
my mother
my bartender
my psychiatrist
my babysitter
my best friend
my instrument
my music......
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Categories:
babysitter, writing,
Form:
List
The Early 1960sOh… how I miss that time! With it’s Saturday morning cartoons.
Not to mention, daily comics stolen from Papa’s newspaper, too!
Saturday was way better! With Snoopie,...
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Categories:
babysitter, caregiving, change, childhood, heartbroken,
Form:
Free verse
Everyone Needs OneEveryone needs one
I come and go sick or healthy
I create beautiful pictures-Artist
I write stories-Writer
I use my voice all the time-Singer
I...
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Categories:
babysitter, depression,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Remembering BelleShe was a devoted ole gal always at her best
so many days I cried hanging off her chest
down to the...
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Categories:
babysitter, anniversary, friendship, happiness, inspirational,
Form:
Ode
Dinosaur LimericksMiss Velociraptor knew she was scary,
she’d be rich if for each scream she had a penny.
She tried her best not to growl,
not to chase, beat...
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Categories:
babysitter, animal,
Form:
Limerick
Take Back Your ChildrenDaley Thompson's Decathlon
A game that made your fingers throb
And Pacman was an intriguing game
A mission of sticking things in his gob
Who could ever forget Space...
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Categories:
babysitter, childhood, funny, growing up,
Form:
Rhyme
A Wolf PackFirst we have the Alphas
They're the ones that lead the pack
When something happens they're the ones that act
That's what alphas do
Next we have to Betas
They're...
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Categories:
babysitter, animals, children, life, nature,
Form:
I do not know?