Best Birth Poems
Below are the all-time best Birth poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of birth poems written by PoetrySoup members
BirthBIRTH
Once upon a moonlit night
There came a ray of magic light
That shone upon an orphan home
Where two small pumpkins left alone
To thirst and starve to...
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Categories:
birth, halloween,
Form:
Free verse
The Treasure of BirthIt's hard to describe
that true sense of pride
that comes with the worth
of your babies birth
A child takes your heart
right from the start
and wills you to...
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Categories:
birth, childhood, prayer, religious,
Form:
Couplet
Spiritual Birth
grace will find you
when thoughts fade away
crushed with unbearable grief
"losing your mind"
suffering during a dark night of the soul
the ego crumbles; revealing the...
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Categories:
birth, image, self, spiritual,
Form:
Shape
The Mother TreeThe Mother Tree
I am the mother tree that spawned the seeds of you.
My children, you've grown and branched away from me.
You've married, left home to...
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Categories:
birth, children, family, grandchild,
Form:
Sonnet
Death of the Poet Destroyer~The Untold Fatal Attraction Poem~
Mid-morning she sees the sun ahead
Her death flowed in a messaged bottle
Gazing into her brown eyes upon all open sores,
Her conscience...
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Categories:
birth, change, conflict, death,
Form:
Ballad
The FallenShe rests beneath her willow’s weeping rain,
As autumn strips them bare behind its theft;
Of slender leaves and tears, they stand bereft,
Yet sorrow, like the wind,...
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Categories:
autumn, birth, earth, faith,
Form:
Italian Sonnet
Spring FlowersSpring Flowers
Opal open clouds let raindrops freely fall
Coaxing coy blossoms of spring to bloom.
Fragrant sweet scents permeate the air.
Snow drops begin the parade as they...
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Categories:
beautiful, bird, birth, flower,
Form:
Free verse
Seeing Autumn's Oak AdornPainting sky before I was born,
Draping my grave in leaf and acorn.
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Contest: Crystalline
Sponsor: Rick Parise
11.22.14...
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Categories:
autumn, birth, death, life,
Form:
Crystalline
Wings of ChangeRemembering when
Perched high above on rocky crags
Cliffs weathered by times handprints
I saw far and wide to distant shores
Tendrils of desire radiating outwards
Riding the briny mist...
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Categories:
appreciation, birth, celebration, creation,
Form:
Free verse
Beneath the ShatteredTest me
I am willing
To fail
Failure
Is not fatal
At all
All things
Are born to be
Broken
Break free
From the outer
Hard shell
Shells can
Hide the beauty
Within
With love
Flowing freely
We glow
Glowing
For all the world
To...
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Categories:
birth, courage,
Form:
Verse
The Flower -Part One-“A Flowers Wilt”
Witness the small existence
that abides the beauty of-----------
Freelancers all around,
Just to get a good look.
A baneful abrasion, the flower took
It captivates you...
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Categories:
art, beauty, birth, care,
Form:
Free verse
Life In EternityLIFE IN ETERNITY*
1.
The cheerful trumpet of miraculous life, imperatively sounded in
My mother’s life-giving womb,
Heralding with its melodic tune another animation: MINE!
And as my innocent...
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Categories:
birth, life, universe,
Form:
Epic
Winged WordsLike a creature hibernating in its burrow
Waiting to come out with the first verdure of spring,
The seed of a poem lay dormant in my heart
Through...
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Categories:
analogy, betrayal, birth, growth,
Form:
Verse
tuscan hymnsdusk
rains hope
perfumed to
quench crestfallen
roses as crickets
susurrate hymns
for a new
tuscan
dawn...
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Categories:
birth, blessing, muse,
Form:
Ninette
Beginnings and EndingsBirth was suppose to come much easier than this.
Panting quickly as I was taught,
the pain dissolves my gallant front
and tears have come from eyes...
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Categories:
baby, birth, death, mother,
Form:
Narrative