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Baby Language Poems

These Baby Language poems are examples of Language poems about Baby. These are the best examples of Language Baby poems written by international poets.


Yessong Team
tHE pLANER  PARES AWAY THE
ROUGH
THINK IT'S HAd enough
it's a model
of perfection
the planer differs from the sawn
the printed instructions
have been draw
smooth surfaces
who hast chorened
made it...

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Categories: guitar, language,



Eyes
I am a little innocent baby,                   ...

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Categories: language, 8th grade, 9th grade,

Premium Member Translate From Speech
Let's dwell a tiny bit  on that  skill  most hanker after,
of mastering a language that especially enthrals,
infused with magic rhythm so fervent,
pulsing...

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Categories: language, age, anxiety, art, courage,

Reaching Out
A baby in a stroller pointed,
Giggling, at me.
I waved and then he laughed some more
And grinned delightedly.

I also had the sweetest kisses
Blown my way from...

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Categories: child, language,

Mother Tongue
The first language that you learn 
when you are a baby.
Rather than a language learned 
at school or an adult.

The language which a person has...

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Categories: appreciation, celebration, culture, language,



Telepathy 111922
Have you lost your telepathy?
How will we speak?
Say what you want to say to me...
I hear you and I'm listening.

Say it subconsciously,
Eye contact, gimme the...

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© Gu Jendayi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: language, 12th grade, appreciation, fantasy,

Premium Member The Language of Love
can’t convince the heifer
to become a cow
to deliver milk
and how
to give birth somehow
to decipher the language of love
to see God in all things
below and above
without...

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Categories: language, baby,

Premium Member The Language of the Doves
I use to wonder what it’d be like to talk to the animals…those on the ground and those that soar so high above…to speak the...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: language, bird,

A Language Without Words
I. 
they say 
there exist languages without words
without syllables yet pronounced,
like the sharp clatter of fork and spoon and knife against each other
at dinners in...

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Categories: language, family, grandmother, how i

God, Do You Understand My Language
God, my mother told me,
You are the embodiment of love.
Since then, I have adored you most.
But I wonder do you understand me?
I read your book...

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Categories: language, atheist, bible, discrimination, faith,

There For Me
Looking 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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Categories: language, 12th grade, character, hope,

Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers
Alliterative adjectives
Are like poetic additives
That rearrange raw rhythmic rhyme
So sonnets sound more-so sublime.

“Aggrieved aggressors,” “Angry Aunts”
“Outraged oppressors,” “Haunted haunts”
Are all alliterative bits
That prod poor poems...

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Categories: humor, language, poetry,

I'M An Other
I’m an “Other”
By George W. Clever-------10 November 2015

I’m an “other” how about you
Are you an “other” too?
Our Congressman asked for my opinion on his officious...

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Categories: language, abuse, america, bible, family,

Lanugauge - How To Use a Limited Tool
Do not let the conventions of language determine how REALITY or the UNIVERSE, in fact, IS ---

Language is a tool made by humans, like a...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, god, language, truth,

Time For Baby-Talk
I
Do you know more than you can say, little Baby?
Before you were born, got that first breath, where were you?
Sometimes you gaze past me, gurgle,...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: language, baby, baptism, child, education,


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