Early Childhood Poems
These Early Childhood poems are examples of Childhood poems about Early. These are the best examples of Childhood Early poems written by international poets.
Hey Dad!Hey Dad!
Hey Dad! Is that you knocking at the door outside?
I'm excited to let you know how great was my first horse ride.
Mom was waiting...
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childhood, family, father son,
Attached to ChildhoodThe threads we weave in the early years
Define the ties that hold our fears
Attachment forms, a hidden thread
Guiding the paths where we are led
Some reach...
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childhood, analogy, growing up, inspiration,
The House That Raised MeI was built like the old oak table—
steady, bearing the weight
of voices heavier than mine.
They spoke of storms I didn't start,
left me to...
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childhood, daughter, family,
Reflections of the Past, Visions of the FutureBack then,
I was so gullible,
Naïve,
I didn’t know any better
But strangely…
I was at peace
I did what i was told
I didn't step out of line
And life...
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Categories:
childhood, 11th grade, age, analogy,
TwinHe was born three minutes before me,
We looked identical, as much as two people can be.
We both arrived early as complications set in,
But he was...
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Categories:
childhood, birth, boy, brother, child,
Outside of This RealityI dial Dad, in early morning.
The youngest of three
in her family, his birth-day twin,
his cousin passed away.
I look at the snow covered branches
as the sun...
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Categories:
childhood, death, family, snow,
Meet Mr MayOne could say that my early life's arena
was linked to a street called Issaqueena.
You see, it was on Issaqueena Street that I first
met Mr. May,...
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Categories:
boy, childhood, jealousy, jobs,
Chapter 166 --DAMIAN DELILAH MALLORY HOLANYA: This day! September 2051
Damian was awake 7am in his weight room Walking the tread mill. While speaking with one of his employees...
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Categories:
best friend, childhood, color,
Bed Times
"Lights out," Momma said.
"It's time for bed."
But it's too early,
I'm feeling squirrely.
...
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Categories:
childhood, 4th grade, 5th grade,
Unloved and UndesiredNew days pass me by,
What shall I do when happiness reaches to me
When I have forgotten all the pain I've endured
When the past seems so...
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Categories:
beach, childhood, peace,
The stands of maizeStepping into one hundred degrees of morning haze
Wanting the sun to burn it all down in a fiery raze
'Til all the corn stalks are set...
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boy, childhood, children, father,
Leave me alone in the MorningElegy of the River and the Sea
For life and death are one,
like the river and the sea.
In grief, our tears taste different,
our ways of mourning...
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Categories:
childhood, absence, abuse, addiction, beautiful,
Mein kampf synonymous as a blooperMein kampf synonymous as a blooper
Writer of these words,
a former Lower Providence inhabitant,
who dwelled within darkest depths
of Dante Alighieri's inferno
for most of his outlandish, impish,
and...
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Categories:
childhood, 12th grade, abuse, adventure,
Don't Throw Them to the WolvesWe have a choice,
On how many children will turn out,
And by throwing the parents under a bus,
For the Wolves and Jackals to fight over,
The outcome...
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Categories:
appreciation, baptism, birth, childhood,
The ZoneYou have breached the zone; tell me where else can the children roam? You have planted landmines on every corner and you have disrupted the...
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Categories:
bereavement, business, childhood, community,