Best Newborns Poems


Premium Member Newborns Versus Babies

The babies are so much fun,
So cuddly and warm,
So snuggly, and wonderful,
So ugly when first born.

The babies are so loved,
So cherished, so alive!
But the newborns, with their cat-cries,
Are so annoying when they cry.

Yes, I will babysit your baby.
And we can play and sing and laugh.
I will give her and him both bottles,
But if it is a newborn, I will pass.

Premium Member Spring Newborns

Birth
New Life
Blossoming
Fascinated
babes.

They
await
adventures
No concept of
Death.


Written 3-2-19

For: "Light up the Page Poetry "
Sponsored by: Joseph May

Premium Member New Sprouts

From the ancestors
Generations to generations
Lives carry on like new sprouts 
And flourishing like a jungle
Newborns are our hope
Nowadays newborns are totally different
Imbedded in an aircond surrounding
With love and care
A lot of toys
A lot of playmates
Hyperactive, alert and wise
Will carry on the family tree
And our mission
A mission of love of course


Premium Member how i feel about newborns

newborns annoy me
sounding like distressed cats
I plug my ears

people say they are cute
I want the names of these people
I think they are ugly as shaved mice

I Was Just Thinking That If Newborns Came Out Regular Size That Would Most Likely Hurt

I                           A FLIGHTLESS BUTTERFLY

I was deaf  because mine eyes were fixated on lips that your words were dripping from
The lips I could see being purified and  baptized by a shared glass of rum
you asked me to help with something but you were just as capable as I
And when you’d leave and return it was always loveliness my eyes did espy
 
You asked me a litany of questions when you wouldn’t answer one
But I’d know more about truth when our conversations were done
All I know is that your thoughts of joyfulness impressed me so
And when asked if I thought our love would come to an end I prayed to answer no

When I first saw you I was stunned by your countenance divine
The first thing you said to me that made me smile I recall line by line
So here’s what we’ve established thusly and up to this point
It is your tangible tenderness that the essence of you came to anoint
 
But love isn’t always confetti floating gently to the ground
It ends when something tells you that you’re losing what you finally found
Because love is more than dancing on a rooftop on a speckled sky night
And two hearts that meet and both souls suddenly take flight

Love is working to work it all out for the both of you
Love is vowing to do whatever your lover wants you to do
Love is springtime when lilies lift their heads to the sun
But as fleetingly fast as love had begun it can too easily become undone  
                   © 2011.…… Phreepoetree

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