Niece Family Poems | Examples
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The Stoner Collaborative Contest
Sponsor: John Messiner
I was sitting on the corner, stoned
When out of the blue, my dead aunt phoned
How can this be, she rests in peace
Right beside my loving niece
I answered the phone, and my auntie said
"I know you think I am dead"
"I'm alive"-my auntie moaned
Or-could it be that you're just "stoned
Anyway, as I stared into my flower vase,
I was compelled to rest my case.
My aunt decided that she was dead.
Too much of something had entered our head.
I decided to have a life of sobriety.
It's a better way to see my family.
Now I no longer see people who are not there,
And being sober is a breath of fresh air.
I am grateful for our
daughter
granddaughter
great-granddaughter
niece
as we draw closer and closer to the moment of her birth
for all the joy and wonder she’s already given our family
before setting foot upon the Earth.
Fingers
Long, slender
Tapping, painting, holding
Creating tiny canvases for my niece
Pinking, twinkling, glittering
Tiny, cherished
Nails
June twenty -first Nineteen eighty-nine
Your father proudly proclaims
This baby girl is mine
Life was never dull with you around
Hope, love and sadness
Could always be found
Family to you was number one
You proved to us many times
The way you raised your son
You battled demons and won the fight
With family and friends
Your future was in sight
The Angels came on Valentines Day
A massive stroke your last fight
February sixteenth they led you away
Go now my beautiful niece
Be with Grandma and Papa
Pain is gone now Rest in Peace
Bats and snakes, make no mistakes
This girl loves them all
Spider fashion is her passion
Set by things that crawl
Of the dead, a skull is said
To captivate her mind
Ravens black to wrap her back
This shirt, she will find
Halloween will make the scene
Each day of the year
Lizards glee her Christmas tree
This girl has no fear
Bats and snakes her fancy takes
While dancing through the night
Mistress Dark, one may remark
Or just a different light
For my niece
at
Halloween
What kind of slime ball are you dating? She asked her niece.
The kind of slime ball that used to be married to you,
her niece responded in a sassy mean way.
Ending all conversation and alienating the family in one swell swoop.
How dumb are you? He asked his cousin.
His cousin knew that to respond would be silly,
So he was silent, infuriating the one who likes to argue with everybody.
Negativity breeds negativity.
The only way to get around it, is to get away from it.
Even if it means dropping your family of origin
for a new family of friends.
But certainly worth it.
Cousin Time
So happy is a home where cousins meet;
their smiles and laughter make us feel upbeat,
while aunts and uncles know that life's complete
to watch their children share their love so sweet.
Like brothers, sisters, cousins are so neat;
they play for hours and later they retreat
to their own homes, but know they will repeat
that special time again when cousins meet.
Sandra M. Haight
~5th Place~
Contest: Personal Memories Monorhyme II
Sponsor: Laura Loo
Photo #2, My Niece, and Nephews
Judged: 06/16/2018
S – UNNY SMILE
U – NIQUE
K – IND
A – ND FUNNY
Y – ESTERDAY YOU WERE
N – INETEEN,
A - BLESSED BIRTHDAY TO YOU, happy 20th!!
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