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Best Bassinet Poems

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An Empty Bassinet
Anguish paints the mask.
Choking on dysphoria
begrimes a collapsed heart.
Hypothermia sets in
when squeezing the color blue....

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© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, angst, loss, on writing
Form: Tanka



The Old House
Seven generations walked through your door,
Which stood so strong and always welcomed in.
You said goodbye when boys headed to war,
Two soldiers lost to battles they...

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Categories: bassinet, childhood, family, house, memory,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member Move Mountains for Her
The sunlight streams through the windowpane
Casting a rainbow around my newborn
In her bassinet as she sleeps. 
Brightening my world with flickering magic.
Her silky blonde curls...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Generations
Denial is a can of peas
whose contents
should never be indulged
beyond the expiration date.
Yet there I stood, 
evidence screaming reality
at my eyes, their gaze steadfast
upon the...

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Categories: bassinet, birth, death, hope, life,
Form: Epic
Premium Member When I Consider Life Without You
When I Consider Life

As a baby, I was laying in my bassinet when a rifle bullet was shot through
 our living room window and passed...

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Categories: bassinet, blessing, dedication,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member When I Consider Life With You
When I Consider Life Without You

As a baby, I was laying in my bassinet when a rifle bullet was shot through  our living room...

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Categories: bassinet, appreciation, blessing, devotion,
Form: Narrative
First Common Cold
A swathed October,
With freckled bundle of leaves
In a child's fingers—
How warmth is supposed to be,
The ground for a bassinet....

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© Paige Hind  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, change, child, deep, introspection,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Black Widow
She waits,
eight black spindles joined at one end by a pivot, a compass.
Each pinpoint balanced at the intersections
of self-drawn polygons.
Legs jointed like the fingers of...

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Categories: bassinet, future, insect,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Lie Down On Me
I wait for you in the moonlight
In the quiet of the night
Within this room that holds
So many moments of your life

The dreams you've dreamed
Still linger...

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Categories: bassinet, age, death, grief,
Form: Personification
Long Lost Family
Innocence of a newborn baby remains just that. 
The time of beginnings turned into an ending of 
sorrow and reminders of a lost soul. In...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, betrayal, child, loss, mother,
Form: Free verse
Milk Carton Crying

My poor vocabulary babies 
are gon missing
Tell me kind sir, have you seen them?

Us etymological mothers to
lingual children of lost former meaning,
we are milk carton...

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Categories: bassinet, grief, metaphor, sad, words,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Carpe Diem
Lovers gather, yelling "carpe diem"
Lovers kiss, living with totem
Lovers fall, counting walls
Lovers forget, crushing falls.

Love birds chirping as one
Under a tree skipping one by one
Above...

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Categories: bassinet, funny love,
Form: Carpe Diem
Silvery Moon
Silvery Moon drifts through open window.
Baby's bassinet is bathed in evening sky.

Across the open yards, Silvery Moon gifts,
gifts love and devotion to taper the shadows.
A...

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Categories: bassinet, childhood, family, children, moon,
Form: Personification
Wooden Hearts By Lauren Kramer
I love the smell of fresh cut wood. Did you know that? I bet you didn’t know.
Why would you?
You never asked.
Wooden hearts dangling over a...

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Categories: bassinet, beauty, break up, emo,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Chapter 36 -- Damian Delilah Mallory and Polly
Molly had just awoke from a
Nap when Damian rang her bell
Carrying Damian Junior. "Hey
Damian." She had to be calm for 
The Baby's sake. He placed
DJ...

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Categories: bassinet, angst, confidence, deep, future,
Form: Alliteration

Book: Reflection on the Important Things