Child Graduation Poems
These Child Graduation poems are examples of Graduation poems about Child. These are the best examples of Graduation Child poems written by international poets.
Congraduations Child of FutureCongraduations, child of future! May I take your hand?
No celebration, no grant stature, and yet here you stand.
I have no promise what will pass...
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celebration, change, graduation, me,
Graduation DayAm I different because of the letters after my name
It's hard to tell, I still feel the same
There is a distinct sense of achievement
Proof...
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graduation, education,
Life Is Full of InkThe road is thick
You can't move through, that quick
Sometimes making you feel sick
Or you were cursed maybe think
Indeed, life is full of ink
Today I...
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child, emotions, feelings, graduation,
No BookwormToday is the first day of school
the summer too short at the pool
school days are long
this is so wrong
I think going to school isn’t...
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child, dad, father, graduation,
PpcName of Crime Under Section
1.Murder ...
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books, education, graduate, graduation,
Please Hold the ApplausePlease hold the applause until the end, the commencement director said.
Some families could not do it.
When their child received his or her diploma they went...
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graduation,
What a ChoiceWhen I was a child, ...
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child, graduation, teen, wedding,
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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graduation, 12th grade, character, hope,
Little Black PearlLittle black pearl
formed from city grit
pressurized by violence
layers of scars-a survivor.
There were no birds or trees
only concrete eggs in broken nests
harsh decades under moonlit...
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graduation, chicago, child abuse, education,
There Is a Precedent For ItWhen I was a child, I heard some adults talking,
About a saying that made no sense to me,
Something about a bad order carried out well,
Being...
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graduation, age, analogy, baptism, books,
First StepsFirst Steps
by Michael R. Burch
for Caitlin Shea Murphy
To her a year is like infinity,
each day—an adventure never-ending.
She has no concept of time,
but already has begun...
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graduation, age, child, childhood, children,
My ChildMy Child
I have failed in my duty as a parent.
You have fallen away.
What can I say now to the Lord,
as I am...
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childhood, confidence, dance, graduation,
Graduation DayGRADUATION DAY
I know I was excited when graduation came
And I walked to the platform as you proudly called my name.
I held my hand out proudly,...
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graduation,
The DeskThe Desk
by Michael R. Burch
for Jeremy
There is a child I used to know
who sat, perhaps, at this same desk
where you sit now, and made a...
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graduation, basketball, boy, child, childhood,
Time Flies Before My EyesI swore time just soared
A child in kindergarten
Has the strength to teleport
But her memories unforgotten
She just understood the letters
Now she uses them to create
It...
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Categories:
age, graduation, life,