Best Pregnant Poems

A pregnant lass with eyes of glass had never learned to cope;
once set adrift her fall was swift, she slid a slipp’ry slope.
She fled the curse of worlds perverse by shooting shots of dope,
and stalked discreet’ Asylum Street her daily horoscope.
The stray was struck by...

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dawn's pregnant womb opens -
grasses dew-pearl strung

Copyright, November 28, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson...

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The gaps in her sentences
are always filled with insights from others
Who prompt her to speak a truth she does not ascribe to

They witter and order and claim her thoughts as their own
Changing the essence of what she feels
so that she offers saccharine lies

Seething inside she...

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under the tall mushrooms', in the day of gloom
I carried my fork and broom to run of the chick a boom
from my whom; darn morning sickness, that dragon's zoom kiss 
as he reminisce and baked a swiss brownie  bodice 
as the cat in the...

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(A modern freestyle haiku).

Languishing in
reasonable pains
Nine months labor.
......................................

In the outside
cherishing the inside
An asset in her womb.
......................................

They intermingled
human offspring sprung
their cardboard copy.
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Womb load
don't lean on fear
you will drop freely.





By: Charles Melody (Lightning Ink)....

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(This is a fictional poem)

I married at eighteen and soon became a dad.
My daughter was precious when she was born but lately she's made me mad.
She turned fifteen a few months ago and started seeing the wrong kind of guy.
She saw him behind my back...

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Limerick : Once a pregnant Teen saw a Barrister

Once a pregnant Teen saw a Barrister
Thought she recognised the future Father
So she set him a trap
He rushed into her lap
Now she’s stuck with Twins, says Solicitor.

© T. Wignesan – Paris,  2013...

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There was a child conceived by me. A future with her I could not see. I was young, I was scared. Wasn't sure that I cared. But still I carried this child with worry and fear. 

2 weeks late and tired as hell. The contractions...

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There was a child conceived by me. A future with her I could not see. I was young, I was scared. Wasn't sure that I cared. But still I carried this child with worry and fear. 

2 weeks late and tired as hell. The contractions...

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What shall I say to her?

What if she knows?

Can she tell that I carry another soul?

As I wonder what would I tell mom...

All these thoughts paced through my head,

I should have NEVER laid in his bed...

Sweet nothings was ALL that he said...

He got what he...

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“Mom….   I’m Pregnant!”


From the time I held my baby 
in my arms…
I made a vow to “protect her from all harm.”

She was indeed a wonderful bundle of joy…
And during her life, has been a gift for us to enjoy.

She's been  the focus...

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Mom , I am pregnant !
The guy I had sex with told me he loved me
But really , I was just another one of his patients !
As you stand above me
And listen to these rhymes
I know you will feel as if you wasted your time
Please...

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Mummy, are you sitting down?
No need to sob or gasp or frown
There's something you should know today
I promise, swear I'll be okay
Your little girl is all grown up
a gift, a life, feels so corrupt
still in shock myself you see

...I swear he only touched my knee.....



27th...

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In front of her body is a baggage
counting through the months she pray
the child kicks in its watery garage
creating its own bond and wanting to play
mama loves him, though to her, he is blind
fertility prepares in ablution
more great seeds in the hope of a rewind
like...

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Spouse Minichu

A husband she searches
all through the land in a faraway valley
and churches

A wife’s match
Want ad~ mustn’t dilly dally
a catch

clocks tick
bio tally
Pick!

A husband she searches
Want ad~ mustn’t dilly dally
Pick!
...

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