Toys Child Poems

These Toys Child poems are examples of Child poems about Toys. These are the best examples of Child Toys poems written by international poets.

Entertain a child,  
And their minds will be with you.  
Sing a song to a child,  
And their focus stays on you.

© Thompson Emate  

  This child
once collected
cute
little buttons
and
stamps.
Innocence
gets replaced
once
we become
adults
and its sad
like a loss
of simple
of joy,
like collecting
the shells
and hearing
waves simmer
in their place
of birth.
I wish
we could have
stayed
as children
as

© Ryan Geoffrey Hayward  

Some keep a blanket or an item of sentiment
Which holds deeper purpose than what was meant.

On the surface you are a soft brown dog
With a

© Natasha L Scragg  

A child as grows enjoys rainbow of joys, 
Many a marvel in a wondrous world, 
Joys mingling with toys getting bouncy buoys,
A world of birds

© Aniruddha Pathak  

Title: Children of Broken Promises
(25 Lines)

They signed their names in ink made of blood,
A treaty scrawled on the bones of the poor.
They shook hands under

© Luma Divine   

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"My Motto

© Speaks Volumes  

For my friend Patricia who followed her dream, and became the teacher she was meant to have been.
* * *

When I was a little girl,

© Beryl Edmonds   

The sky is blue, the blossoms pink,
A world of colors made to think
Of girls with bows and boys with toys—
Of butterflies and croaking frogs.

A little

© James Mclain  

Alone and Separated
Far from a Child’s touch
Divided in much
A bus with square wheels and not round
A Passenger train with no steam engine pull
A flying Eel
A

© Anthony Blake  

“A Christmas Gift”
By: P. G. Borgia

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An evening of peace, city streets

© Peter Borgia  

Fisher Price toys
For every girl and boy
A child’s enchanted heart
Love of toys from the start
The Fisher Price name
Satisfaction claim
Every child’s brand
Fisher Price extends throughout the

© Anthony Blake  

Block by block I'll build my towers,
A flock of my toys are flowers,
No clock would measure my play time, 
A knock on my door is

© Maclawrence Famuyiwa  

Of all the toys I have for play,
there's one I like the most- hooray!
They're square, and I can stack them tall
and laugh when they begin

© Sandra Haight  

The child smiled and asked me how many years of my life had gone by.
She stared into my eyes and saw my crooked smile.
I found

© A Yorkshire Poet  

Her demeanor mild,
Still a tad wild.
She's such a sweet child..

Beauty and charm well compiled.
She is never riled.
Her demeanor mild.

The angels smiled.
Curls that wouldn’t be styled.
Still

© Speaks Volumes