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Childhood Introspection Poems

These Childhood Introspection poems are examples of Introspection poems about Childhood. These are the best examples of Introspection Childhood poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Scenes of Childhood
Running fancy free into a field,
Chasing butterflies my path revealed,
My arms outstretched into the sky,
I am so happy--not caring why.
Cooled by a fragrant soft Spring...

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Categories: growing up, introspection, nostalgia,



The Other Side of Nowhere
The other side of nowhere

Clear running water.
The other side of nowhere.
In the deep forest.

A place we once played.
Away from the scorching sun.
As children we joyed....

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Categories: childhood, fun, introspection, nature,

Sunset - Death Of My Father Minichu
By the sunset, you were ploughed
In a new tableau of color for every sun's new goodbye—
Life's bright glow on my skin fades now.

On my face,...

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© Paige Hind  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: introspection, childhood, cry, dad, death,

Premium Member June Bug
Under childish thumb
   picking dandelion teeth
stained in ochre crumb....

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Categories: childhood, flower, innocence, introspection,

Premium Member Lessons of Life
As fortunes wax and wane 
In life’s large swells and swales, 
We try to ponder and remain 
The person who, in youth, prevailed. 
But our...

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Categories: introspection, fate, growing up, identity,



Premium Member Annie
Dear ‘Prudence’
would have been my fate 
after the song
if he had his way
luckily that night in June
not a moment too late
nineteen eighty-six
my mother crowned me...

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Categories: introspection, birth, childhood, family, father

Premium Member 100 Strokes
At the end of the day
With the chores all done,
The children cleaned
And put to bed.
My mother sat and brushed her hair.

100 strokes of each dark...

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Categories: childhood, devotion, introspection, life,

Premium Member What a Privilege
As a child, I mistakenly believed that older people chose to have stiff backs, wrinkles on their faces, and veins like small, fat snakes on...

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Categories: age, introspection, wisdom,

Premium Member Every child is an artist-- the problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up --Picasso
Your duck's the wrong color
--my kindergarten teacher said
(after all these years, hard to get it outta my head)
but Eric Carle proves her wrong
colorful animals-- dancing...

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Categories: introspection, art, childhood, color, growing

Premium Member My Song
Not so many years ago,
In the mirror, my reflection would show…
Gentle eyes, a giggling smile,
Ivory skin that looked pudgy and smooth,
Like the subtle whisper of...

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Categories: introspection, appreciation, childhood, growing up,

Girlhood
There’s a person living in my skull
But she once loved life out here 
She would run around for hours
Kicking dust and chasing fear 
There’s a...

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© Abbie King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: introspection, analogy, childhood, for her,

Premium Member Search For Entity
SEARCH  FOR  ENTITY 


               I care, I search for...

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Categories: introspection,

Premium Member Reincarnation
REINCARNATION
       
      I am ready to flee to swim and sink in Cosmic Rays.
...

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Categories: introspection,

Premium Member Good God and Bad
Would a good God permit an Auschwitz
    Would a bad god grant Mother Theresa long life
  Would a good God turn...

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Categories: god, introspection, judgement,

Premium Member Nostalgia
A riant flashback inks dusty thoughts,
invoking visions of childhood days.
And I long for hugs, country day trips,
and phantasmagorical picnics.

My imagination starts stirring;
allowing for fantasy and...

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Categories: introspection, age, feelings, how i


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