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Best Kindergartner Poems


The School Bus Ride
School bus driver
Releases the squish of her air brakes
With a lurch from knees and chest
Clunks the bus into Park
Lowers her red head into the matchsticks of her dry hands
Rolls the meatballs of her eyes between her thumbs
And quietly says Help me God reaching for her...

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Categories: kindergartner, child, childhood, parents, school,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Her Brain Remming
Written by Gail DeBole on
February 6, 2014
Updated on March 7, 2014

She juggled suns and moons
Bounced Mars on her head
Waltzed on Jupiter
Never leaving the bed...

She skipped over to London
And skated high in the sky
Hugging her friends
As they all skated by.

She had tea with non-people
In a beautiful...

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Categories: kindergartner, child, kids, sleep,
Form: Rhyme
Navigating the Stairs
School Rules: signed permission to stay after for the game.
Jake sits on the stairs a'wond'ring if he'll take the blame.
You see Jake had no note, and because he made no fuss,
I sent this kindergartner home alone on the bus.

Mom with her boyfriend live upstairs at...

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Categories: kindergartner, journey, people, sorry,
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Fly Away Home
I enjoyed traveling greatly, and I had been countless places,
Like lovely fireflies of twilight, on their mellow moonlit races.

On my time away from work, I often went someplace exotic,
Like astronauts out in space, viewing galaxies from a rocket.

Frequently I boarded a plane, for a viable...

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Categories: kindergartner, april, family, fantasy, home,
Form: Couplet
The Police Man and the Boy At the Ice Cream Shoppe
Propped up on a bar-stool almost seeing eye to eye, the policeman and the kindergartner sharing stories over two scoops of ice cream. Today's special ~Discipline with a Smile~.

Joe the friendly police officer gently corrects the young child. "Always think of others' feelings first before...

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Categories: kindergartner, character, childhood, peace, sorrow,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member I Remember
I remember how it is like to be in kindergarten
When life was easy and I never worried
About how they thought of me or the pimple on my forehead
Whether I was tall enough or short enough
I could walk up to anybody and we would be friends...

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Categories: kindergartner, friendship, life, youth,
Form: Free verse



Verizon Router Won'T Connect To Internet Blues
Verizon router won't connect to internet blues
(alternately titled: ma bell heave hubble
telecommunications gone south).

Best sung courtesy rotten dull liver:red worst
after words which, I gotta quench mine thirst
whereby think Botox lips zipped and pursed
hence impossible linkedin mission Mary Jane
and Buster Brown kisser darn it result socked
hermetically...

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Categories: kindergartner, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Hyundai Sonata Malfunctioning Brake Caliper Blues
(alternately titled: ma bell heave hubble
vehicular repairs (prohibitive) 
finds me bleary eyed stupefied 
and countenance grizzled with prickly stubble 
collapsed amidst virtual rubble).

Best sung courtesy rotten dull liver:red worst
after words which, I gotta quench mine thirst
whereby think Botox lips zipped and pursed
hence impossible linkedin mission...

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Categories: kindergartner, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Transcendence of Autumn
Embellished scarecrows set up on the square.
Black-caped crows peck away at October’s fare.

Prodigious pumpkin, a prop on a hay pile.
A kindergartner with a jack-o-lantern smile.

Dentists polish their tools as candy corn is on the loose.
The soft mallow insides of Brach’s honeydew seduce.

Blustery storm shivers and...

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Categories: kindergartner, autumn,
Form: Couplet
The Coping Method of This Defiant Hombre
Mine defense weapon
     of choice comprises
     standing stock
     (lock, and barrel)
     still like a statue, who
would not budge if
     someone yelled "BOO"
cuz fighting back,

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Categories: kindergartner, age, anti bullying, boy,
Form: Bio
Once Pawn a Time
Once pawn a time...

About four plus weeks after
frazzling fiasco from friggin fraudsters
white knight still mourns swindled money
Lynne Costello Senior Civil Investigator
(assistant to Philadelphia attorney general)
unable to recoup forfeited funds.

While holed up in castle keep,
(albeit fetchodit fuming father
cursing out blimey scamming creep),
I replay nightmarish scenario
that disallows...

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Categories: kindergartner, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Resolution
Off and running sure-footed, fast, and furious. "Under the sun, there's nothing new", says the writer. "Renewal, restoration in the new year", says the reformer.
                    ...

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Categories: kindergartner, addiction, age, boy, childhood,
Form: Prose Poetry
Damn them computer hackers
Damn them computer hackers...
nothing but persistent 
pesky sniveling, snot nosed 
beastie boy buggers.

Data breach conundrum with Gmail rectified...
courtesy MacKeeper computer technicians
in tandem with the geek inside me,
who finally resolved elusive quandary
that befuddled and frustrated yours truly,
yet would probably be a no brainer
for generic kindergartner.

Orders of...

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Categories: kindergartner, 11th grade, anger, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Summer Spin
Yellow, a sunny color -
bittersweet brightness of life.
Wild dandelion its flower,
brilliant in grandson’s eyes.

Watching the Summer spin,
fragile twirling and bend.
Pandemic’s Kindergartner plucks bouquet -
tenders it to grandma.

Isolation had its moments -
streets with no cars,
chasing a lemon butterfly.
“Oh, it flied away.”

His skateboard in pause,
as our lives...

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Categories: kindergartner, color, cute, flower, grandson,
Form: Verse
Chicanery Grabbed Lustfully Repeatedly Yup
Chicanery grabbed lustfully repeatedly - yup!

While merrily bobbing along
the boulevard of broken dreams,
which in truth measured
no more than a furlong
think envisioning myself top banana
analogous to bull headed Donkey Kong,
I felt on top of my game,
which constituted ping pong
but severely lacking

tragedy, suspense, romance, et cetera
subsequently fat/slim...

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Categories: kindergartner, abuse, age, america, analogy,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things