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Best Daycare Poems


Kiss In Daycare
I remember her from my daycare
Not even sure if I was yet in underwear
She had blue eyes and blonde hair
I guess I was dab and debonair.

From the first day we began to play blocks
We hit the point of stealing each others socks
I could tell it...

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Categories: daycare, childhood, funny, happiness, romance,
Form: Rhyme
Kid naps here, daycare!
Kid naps here, daycare!
Sick babies...About those

Kidnaps are there! Out there!
I wish I could, evocation, dowry!

For an already invested $275 nuptial Tyler Mowrey!

Gaza wall and Tel-Aviv- a , embracing in Jackson Church
Sameeha Azra- eel A and a PEER in peer pressure for air fryer
Is your oxygen...

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Categories: daycare, appreciation, assonance,
Form: Salaam
He Called Me Mommy
He called me mom,
he shouldn’t have, as I am not
his mother, nor his grandmother,
aunt, or babysitter.  But I am his 
friend, and he sees me more than
his own mother.  She drops him at our
center at seven a.m. and picks him up
at six p.m....

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Categories: daycare, child,
Form: Free verse

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