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Forgive Me Daughter Poems

These Forgive Me Daughter poems are examples of poetry about Forgive Me Daughter. These are the best examples of Daughter Forgive Me poems written by international poets.


Premium Member The Questions of a Child
She gently climbed upon my lap,
A nine-year-old with curly blonde hair,
Waking me from a pleasant nap,
And said, “Daddy, I want to know why.”

Tearing sleepy cobwebs...

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Categories: christian, family, father daughter,



If I Had a Daughter
# If I had a daughter…

I’m going to tell her that I’ll always be there for her,
Ready to listen when no one hears her,
Lend her...

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© Gavin Cruz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, 10th grade,

Premium Member Pieces
Pieces

I gather things I thought were important, 
that don't seem quite that way anymore. 
There are pictures of the past, 
and lists of goals for...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, abortion, angel, child abuse,

How a Daughter Should
Tired of trying,
Tired of lying,
Tired of hearing it's not your fault,
Stop stalling,
Stop calling,
Every missed text,
Every missed message,
Do not reply it's not worth her time,
It's not...

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Categories: daughter, anger, anxiety, betrayal, child,

Weekend Syndrome
Weekends are supposed to be for relaxing,having fun and catching up on tasks from the week before.
Some people do the aforementioned things but for me,...

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Categories: 11th grade, absence, daughter,



Coffee For Dad
I feel sorry, and quite disappointed in myself -- even mad
In retrospect, that I neglected to make coffee for my Dad

He drank coffee every day,...

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Categories: father daughter, grief, how

Dead Beat
I used to blame myself 
For your absence in my life
I thought maybe you didn’t love me
Maybe I was right

Your in my life always leaving...

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Categories: daughter, absence, dark, depression, father

Last of the Dying Breed
The source of pleasure, that life once bring to me is over,
The sacrifices I made, till this day there is no total.

I have tried, time...

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Categories: daughter, angel, blessing, children, dad,

Premium Member Tricky Chirp
The Tricky Chirp

The nester bird comes to live, 
in a nest, they did not make. 
Yet... the bird, 
feels right at home 
and not alone...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, age, angel, change, discrimination,

Premium Member Caring and the Job
Caring and The Job

The caretaker got out of the car. 
She went to the back, 
opened the door, 
and pulled her ward out too. 
He...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, abuse, addiction, america, angel,

Premium Member Thought Police
Thought Police

Be careful what you say, 
be careful who you say it to. 
It might be heard... 
by someone that does not like it!

They will...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, abortion, abuse, addiction, allah,

Premium Member Ashes and Thirst
Ashes and Thirst

Evil comes in all shapes, and all sizes. 
We have all heard this many times... before. 
But how truly large, or small can...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, abortion, america, anxiety, funeral,

Premium Member Unsettled Calm
Unsettled Calm

Why am I writing this, 
when they say... 
really no one cares? 
I don't believe they are right. 
The more "they" try to prove...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, america, community, confidence, confusion,

Premium Member Freedom
Freedom 

I can go outside. 
I can go inside. 
I can climb a mountain, 
or swim in the sea. 

Freedom. 

I am free....

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, beach, beautiful, best friend,

Premium Member Sweet Grace
Sweet Grace

Forgiven is grace, 
on my face, 
smiling, 
that I am free. 
Jesus, 
he loves me. 

How do I know that He is real, 
because...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: daughter, 12th grade, addiction, anti