Family Epigram Poems | Examples

These Family Epigram poems are examples of Epigram poems about Family. These are the best examples of Epigram Family poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberSolitaire

Cards on hand
Numbers and Faces
Two colors not blonde
Kins that bond
Form in lines
Like bordelines
Round or Chinky
Winky or rinky
Question you asked
Answered or basked
Last card in line
Tossed or flipped
End of the line


Premium MemberTo Mom and Dad

If it weren't for you, where would I be?
............Thank God for our family tree!

Premium MemberThe End

When the sick joke is over
   The punchline is a sigh


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Premium MemberCurtain Call

With Charles as their King-to-Be
  ~ It's curtains for the 'Royal' Family

Premium MemberFractured Families

Feeling disrespected, neglected

  Perhaps rejected...
  
        Not unexpected 
       
          ~ Hearts disconnected


Premium MemberHer Ferns

Aunt Rose is always with her ferns
Since that's where Uncle Gil broke the urn-

7/19/2018

Premium MemberWhen All Is Said and Done

When all is said and done
  when the race has been run
    you are what your family is
      ~That's what your legacy is

Premium MemberBefore We

Before we are offended by the comments others have made concerning our actions

We should examine the reasons that have offended those who made the comments!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
       07 August 2017


* It is a sad truth that a lot of bitterness exists among certain members of our poetic and loving family that we all have to help eliminate for we are children of harmonious poetry!

Premium MemberMono Gram Sequence #a

furnishings make the house - possessions make it home
                                                    -
possessions make the house - family make it home
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family makes the house - children make it  home
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children make the house - devotion  makes it home
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devotion makes the house - love makes it home

Premium MemberKoinonia

Circles
encompass and
girdle those they surround;
true fellowship  where agape
abounds.

Premium MemberAn Unbreakable Cord

A
mother's
love cements
all family 
life.

An Ekphrasis after Maternity by Charles Maurin

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