Girl Birth Poems | Examples

These Girl Birth poems are examples of Birth poems about Girl. These are the best examples of Birth Girl poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberCompletely whole

First girl 

Second girl 

Third girl 

                  BOY 


Fourth bump 

Last love 

blessed end


                  AVOY


Always mine

Forever yours 

Eternal binding 

                        
                        JOY


Premium MemberNever With Gentler Hands

With the birth of my baby girl
I received a father's boon.
When Mom laid her in my arms
My joy soared over the moon!

So cognizant of her worth
I held her with infinite care.
With focus and tender hands
I stroked her auburn hair.

I knew I was holding a miracle 
Something no man could create.
This work of beauty and gift of life
I could no way anticipate.

So silently I wept and prayed
In my spirit I saw Jesus stand.
In view of your worth, I drew you closer
Never with Gentler hands
© Tom Valles  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberDo Not Abandon Me

"LOVE, just four letters for a very powerful word." By Poet
Why does life start out from a loving mother, only to be given to another? This loving mother cannot care for her, as a tiny baby makes a stir. A loving mother will sign papers that will cut like a knife, making a decision effecting her and a new life. This is all out of her control, a mother with fear in her body and soul. As her body now shakes, she must sign the papers even if her heart breaks. Her loving tiny girl lays in a pretty pink blanket all wrapped, a mother can not abandon her or have her kidnapped. Will the true story ever be known, about a mother filled with love but on her own. A baby that came from heaven above, and about a price one put on selfless love.

Premium MemberRush Hour

She wakes me up, must go,
She says drive quick not slow.
Weaving though traffic fast.
Now we get there at last.
Such a hurry this morn.
Too late, babe just now born.

Premium MemberBirth rights; not wrongs

There are those born women'
And those born man
A very few are both genders
Yet none were ever born
As trans.!


Premium MemberIt's A Girl

It's the happiest time in a man's life when he becomes a father for the first time. 
Quote by poet. 


My wife's said "It's time", so we got in the car and headed for the hospital. She was booked in, and I sat patiently in the waiting room feeling anxious. About an hour later one of the nurses took me down to the delivery suite, after ten minutes anxiety turned to joy when the midwife said, "It's a girl".

Premium Member MOTHER'S CONFESSION

I was a young girl from New York
And I plugged my hole with a cork
A young boy plied me with beer
The cork it did pop
My knickers did drop
 And that is why you are here
(Thanks to my fondness for pork)

Premium MemberDesire

Once was a girl named Desire
She was known to be quite a liar
She birthed a child
The issue now
Is which boyfriend is the true sire

Premium Member-Womb Man

-Womb Man "I am a co conspirator I house the eggs you sperm traveling aside Swims for I am more than my womb For just only your pleasure I am creations room There’s a tunnel tween my thighs Inside a spiritual light a guide Not meant for multiple guys Far be it fallopian tube Philippians my spirits groans The portion wear my male portion passes through Nine months later be it boy or girl Hues Spirit flows from heaven Runs through into cloth in the flesh A vessel I am mother worth A keeper of man child God’s sons I am Woman Womb-man I hold your birth"
6/5/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

Premium MemberIt Started With A Blank Canvas

A pair of newborn eyes
Peeked out of a pink blanket 
To find a hospital room ceiling 
And all was white
It started with a blank canvas 
A life had begun
Simple finger paintings at first 
Graduated to a brush
The top corners filled in
The middle, the edges
The rest lay bare 
Brushes at the ready
A palette of paints aplenty 
Just sitting there, drying 
Is there time to finish 
Fill in the blanks
The stark staring emptiness 
Before she sees white again 
Found on a hospital room ceiling.

Premium MemberAgainst All Odds - July

News heard through the grapevine when a heatwave threatened July’s joy a baby girl was born against all odds (while on air Phil Collins sang to make a point) tears ran down a happy mother’s face. At last, the closure of an empty space. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Premium Member-Survivor

Lovely little Laela
So small yet so strong
Fighting such big battles 
And not been here very long

You entered this world to early
Taking mum and dad by surprise
Just one look at you Laela
There was love in their eyes

You have a journey ahead of you
To get where you need to be
A little girl who is beautiful 
Strong and healthy

With such determination 
And hardy  irish blood
In no time you will blossom 
Like a tiny flower bud
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberSpring Baby

She was born a spring baby
Amidst a late winter storm
After a frigid, March eve ...
Eyes open to meet the sunshine warm





MARCH IN contest  - Lind30SR

(3/3/2022)

Premium MemberAll That Joys Is Joyed-

The heavens smile All to joy, that joys A new birth, born baby cries All to joy, that joys A seed sown, grows to be a girl a boy All to joy, that joys A happy soul and heart Everything about to burst A new day, a new start All to joy, that joys
9/26/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2021

Premium MemberTo Freedom Born

To Freedom Born
On a flight to freedom a child is born To excited applause from those aboard A baby girl named Havva, that means Eve May she walk in Eden forever please.
29th August 2021

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