Best Tykes Poems
Below are the all-time best Tykes poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of tykes poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Little TykesThe Little Tykes
The little tykes,
They’re early trained
To hold onto little bags —
To carry their collected needs,
Or special treats,
Or found symbols of imaginings
To be kept...
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Categories:
tykes, america, childhood, memory, youth,
Form:
Free verse
Magic Bagpipes and the Five Jelly TykesA Bagpipe am I,
My drones point to the sky!
I am magic they say, since the wizard ‘spelled’ on me that day.
He gave me the gift...
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Categories:
tykes, 5th grade, children, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
Daddy Loved UsSeeing my Daddy in black and white moves my emotional colors
into a vibrant rainbow that was Daddy made decades ago.
Only twenty-seven in the photo, Dad's...
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Categories:
tykes, blessing, brother, caregiving, family,
Form:
Narrative
K E E P I N G U P W I T H T H E Dow JonesesKEEPING UP WITH THE DOW JONESES
These here are the indisputable facts
I was born on the right side of the tracks
WITH People who only smiled...
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Categories:
tykes, allegory, dedication, nostalgia, parody,
Form:
Quatrain
Things We LikeBirthdays, reunions, vacations and hikes.
Weddings, divorces and photos of tykes.
Vids of grandkids on their skateboards and bikes.
These are the things every cyber Friend 'Likes'!...
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Categories:
tykes, celebration, computer, divorce, friend,
Form:
Monorhyme
Milk Carton Crying
My poor vocabulary babies
are gon missing
Tell me kind sir, have you seen them?
Us etymological mothers to
lingual children of lost former meaning,
we are milk carton...
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Categories:
tykes, grief, metaphor, sad, words,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The BlacknessThe Blackness
From the time of the beginning
A blackness there has been
And though he sits there grinning
He can’t be touched or seen
A taste he’ll place...
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Categories:
tykes, dark,
Form:
Quatrain
Bric-A-BracOnce within these very walls farmers woke at dawn.
The field was full of vegetable, the cows were in the barn.
Life was full of chicken clucks,...
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Categories:
tykes, devotion,
Form:
Personification
TumbleweedDriving in the city,
I'm used to many things -
Crazy cabbies, honking horns,
Pigeons spreading wings.
In attentive texters,
Speedy messengers on bikes,
Nannies pushing strollers filled
With bored or...
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Categories:
tykes, nature, travel, , western,
Form:
Rhyme
Simon Takes Me For a WalkWhen I go hiking with my dog,
(let's get that straight, my husband's dog,)
I find that Simon knows no path.
He wants to roam about in yards
which...
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Categories:
tykes, 11th grade, dog,
Form:
Rhyme
Rise Up Ye Armies of Peace and LoveRise up ye armies of peace and love
Make known you're tactical plan
To rid the world of this evil scourge
Of wars and the killing of man
It's...
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Categories:
tykes, love, peace, beautiful, world,
Form:
Quatrain
Down a Piece and ThereThe country, people, and the village,
All equal, as if, for the first time,
All of that gave a fresher image,
Nay, 'tis but a relative vantage.
Save...
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Categories:
tykes, allegory, beach, childhood, grandfather,
Form:
Narrative
It's Good To Be a CowboyIt’s good to be a cowboy,
just ask my old friend Dane,
who spends his days riding
across the Texas plains,
working for a big ranch,
he cuts, lassos, and...
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Categories:
tykes, america, culture, fun, how
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Daylight and Overnight1/30/17
Shrike, planes, kites and satellites
In flight
Above pike, mice, parasites
And all other types of life
Atop the highest heights
Down in the deepest depths out of sight
Thinking twice
Just...
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Categories:
tykes, poetry, rap, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
Writer's BlockI tried to write a poem,
A little while ago,
But I couldn't find the muse,
The words just wouldn't flow.
I started with the standard stuff,
A poem or...
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Categories:
tykes, angst, funny, on writing
Form:
Quatrain