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Best Toddler Poems

Below are the all-time best Toddler poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of toddler poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Toddler Sky
-Toddler Sky-

Down where I sleep, 
You hold me, embrace my every way
The Marks up on my skin
You caress, taking away from the ugliness

Watching the simple...

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Categories: toddler, blue, body, childhood, how
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Will To Survive
Watch in action exuberance of life
As a toddler starts, stops, and falls,
Slowly but surely learning to walk
Questing ahead in poise of pizzazz
Powered by strength of...

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Categories: toddler, courage, endurance, hope,
Form: Verse
Lily Letters of Jasmine
  Dear grandma, 
       you were my litchi  s u n r i s e, 
 ...

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Categories: toddler, deep, emotions, granddaughter, grandmother,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Canvas
The Canvas
She painted her emotions with a dark brush
My heart sunk into her canvas
Transported to an endless sadness
She greets me there with a smile
Her light...

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Categories: toddler, depression, dream, forgiveness, girl,
Form: Free verse
Trying To Sleep
I am trying to sleep here; can someone let the world know?

Somewhere the pressure cooker whistles, 
Rises in the night air, the smell of pulao...

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Categories: toddler, night,
Form: Free verse



The Trump Virus
So You think the Toupee is Smart
An Orange little Toddler
Who Thought it was cool
To Hate People Who were Different
And Tweets without manners or rules

Where did...

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Categories: toddler, anger, humanity, political,
Form: Free verse
Give Me All Your Pain
Give me all your pain dear,give me all your sorrow
let me touch and feel them to make you smile tomorrow.

Rest your head on my shoulder...

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Categories: toddler, caregivingme, me,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Our Wedding Anniversary
Unlike as in the West, there was no dating in our time. After a formal meeting before the family members, the boy and girl will...

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Categories: toddler, celebration, emotions, longing, thanksgiving,
Form: Alliteration
Yes, Mother
Looking back to memories bright,
I remember she’d teach me wrong from right.
“Clean your plate.  There are others who have none.”
“Do your homework, and let...

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Categories: toddler, childhood, inspirational, mom, mother,
Form: Heroic Couplet
Premium Member Sandalwood
They are playing that song again
The one that reminds me of you
It began to rewind as I turned up the dial
from a place long ago...

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Categories: toddler, friend, longing, nostalgia, women,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Child's View of Death
A Child’s View of Death

People say now that Grandpa was thin
But he had plump cheeks; cancer had set in 

Each Sunday penny candy in my...

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Categories: toddler, childhood, deathdeath, death, me,
Form: Couplet
A Tribute To Golda
A Tribute to Golda

It was a clear and bright sun shining morning in May.
As I came out my front door into the breezeway,
I saw coming...

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Categories: toddler, animalshusband, dog, cat, dog,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Snowy Season
Our cold crisp air augurs an early snow before Thanksgiving. I need to look for my warm fur-lined gloves. The snow tires are heaven knows...

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Categories: toddler, family, winter,
Form: Haibun
My One Wish For Santa
Dearest Santa, my one wish may seem strange
but please do not interpret me as snide.
I wish this kindness so please do arrange  
my Christmas...

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Categories: toddler, christmas, funny, proposal, romantic
Form: Sonnet
My Own Worst Enemy
YOU'LL NEVER WEAR THE CROWN
NO BETS YOU'LL WIN THE RACE
NO MEDALS ON YOUR CHEST
NO TROPHIES FOR YOUR FACE 
NO ONE COULD EVER LOVE YOU 
YOU'LL...

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Categories: toddler, angst, encouraging, hope, inspiration,
Form: Ballad

Book: Reflection on the Important Things