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Premium Member Chapter 36 -- Damian Delilah Mallory and Polly
Molly had just awoke from a
Nap when Damian rang her bell
Carrying Damian Junior. "Hey
Damian." She had to be calm for 
The Baby's sake. He placed
DJ in a small bassinet that he
Brought with him.  Then...

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Categories: bassinet, angst, confidence, deep, future, happiness, heart,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member When I Consider Life Without You
When I Consider Life

As a baby, I was laying in my bassinet when a rifle bullet was shot through
 our living room window and passed through right under my bassinet not hitting me. 
 ...

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Categories: bassinet, blessing, dedication,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member When I Consider Life With You
When I Consider Life Without You

As a baby, I was laying in my bassinet when a rifle bullet was shot through  our living room window and passed through right under my bassinet not hitting...

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Categories: bassinet, appreciation, blessing, devotion,
Form: Narrative
Long Lost Family
Innocence of a newborn baby remains just that. 
The time of beginnings turned into an ending of 
sorrow and reminders of a lost soul. In a third world 
country Maria had just been born. A...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, betrayal, child, loss, mother,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Baby's Check List
I am taking care of my 11-month-old grandson. I love every-minute and he's stolen my heart. I've seen the growth within him with lots of love and affection he gets. He is crawling and into...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, baby,
Form: List



Milk Carton Crying

My poor vocabulary babies 
are gon missing
Tell me kind sir, have you seen them?

Us etymological mothers to
lingual children of lost former meaning,
we are milk carton crying

Many hotline tips 
that the academia search party
have been receiving,
unfortunately,...

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Categories: bassinet, grief, metaphor, sad, words,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Way It Used To Be
....I ALWAYS used to feel like I was swinging in a hammock on a warm spring 
afternoon... 

....enjoying a long moment that seemed to made for me...
...slowly swinging...

...the minutes drawing me closer into unity with...

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Categories: bassinet, happinessme, me, time,
Form: Free verse
The Old House
Seven generations walked through your door,
Which stood so strong and always welcomed in.
You said goodbye when boys headed to war,
Two soldiers lost to battles they can’t win.

Your kitchen always busy as a bee,
With canning, baking...

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Categories: bassinet, childhood, family, house, memory, old,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Classified Ads

Look what you found in the classified ads,
while looking for that needle in a haystack
A Little Mermaid bassinet and baby stroller set
Puppies with adorable eyes, and vintage eight tracks ... 
obsolete technology from another time
Just...

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Categories: bassinet, fun, how i feel, perspective, society,
Form: Light Verse
Mourning Regret

Abandoned baby on the doorstep,
	    a post-partum 
        depression delivery

Pitter-patter sound of feet running away
Binocular scissors
cut the umbilical cord emotionally

Driving in the morning rain
to nowhere...

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Categories: bassinet, baby, grief, mother, pain,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Love Yet Unknown
An infant's cry has an Elysian ring,
endearing the late-night hour.
A tiny, yet rattling, distinct sound, 

impinges a young mother's weary body.
Joyously awakened, she follows her heart,
as a newborn angel softly calls.
 
Rest will evade for...

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Categories: bassinet, loveangel, angel, cry, miracle,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Black Widow
She waits,
eight black spindles joined at one end by a pivot, a compass.
Each pinpoint balanced at the intersections
of self-drawn polygons.
Legs jointed like the fingers of a skeleton,
deft, dexterous as a harpist.
Body in two sections with...

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Categories: bassinet, future, insect,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Lie Down On Me
I wait for you in the moonlight
In the quiet of the night
Within this room that holds
So many moments of your life

The dreams you've dreamed
Still linger here 
Between these flower-papered walls
That look beyond the window
At the...

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Categories: bassinet, age, death, grief,
Form: Personification
God's Adoption Plan
God’s Adoption Plan…….
When our Lord has a plan……..we surely don’t know what it is…
Yet, if we seek the help; we will certainly know it is “His”.
Many times, we think the DNA, is a very important...

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Categories: bassinet, baby, blessing, child, happiness, miracle,
Form: Rhyme
Generations
Denial is a can of peas
whose contents
should never be indulged
beyond the expiration date.
Yet there I stood, 
evidence screaming reality
at my eyes, their gaze steadfast
upon the wailing baby girl 
before me in her bassinet.
My mind then...

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Categories: bassinet, birth, death, hope, life,
Form: Epic
Approach


                   Approach of Wind, it chills 
in a particular way. 
Unexplainable, how it carries in competing tandem,...

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Categories: bassinet, angel,
Form: Free verse
Confessing and Blessing
Confessing and Blessing

Have heard about hopes and fears of all the years
Along with many cheers followed by happy tears
But what if it was you who was afraid instead?
And tears were of sadness which you do...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, allegory, analogy,
Form: Couplet
Wrong Place, Wrong Time
Wondering the aisles 
In search of the perfect bassinet
Choosing between the wood and the metal
Selecting the perfect theme of it all

Then out of nowhere a loud bang 
Silence then another pop
What in the world is...

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© Jessica K  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, death, family, loss, sad
Form: Narrative
Wooden Hearts By Lauren Kramer
I love the smell of fresh cut wood. Did you know that? I bet you didn’t know.
Why would you?
You never asked.
Wooden hearts dangling over a baby’s bassinet.
Be not hard like my wooden heart, chipped as...

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Categories: bassinet, beauty, break up, emo, emotions, farewell, heart,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Storm Drain Disappearance
I know I should not whine or frivolously fret, 
but I believe I have lost my pet marmoset.
I have also lost a blue barrette, a red tea set, 
and a beautifully carved purple aigrette.
They all...

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Categories: bassinet, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 8th
Form: Rhyme
Come See Our New Baby
Come See Our New Baby

By Elton Camp

Joe and Meg gave us an excited call
“We’ve something great to tell y’all.”

“Our plans have met with success.
A new baby our home does bless.”

“The adoption’s complete—legally done.
Caring for Mitzi...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, humor, , cute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Move Mountains for Her
The sunlight streams through the windowpane
Casting a rainbow around my newborn
In her bassinet as she sleeps. 
Brightening my world with flickering magic.
Her silky blonde curls glisten with the spiritual light.
Her soft cuddlable skin, her sweet...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Paulette - 1
 
There was a young girl called Paulette
with a temper that was hard to forget
she had a baby doll called Georgette
and one day when Paulette was upset
because she could not find her barrette
she threw Georgette...

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Categories: bassinet, anger, girl, sad,
Form: Monorhyme
Sos
Do not fall in love with a poet:
Breakfast would be a couplet. 

Lunch would be  a quatrain:
Personified, pithy and prolix on metaphoric train. 

Supper would be a sonnet:
Smithereens of oomphs, entangled in esurience's ...

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Categories: bassinet, poetry,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Family Circle
They shared a smile that will last forever,
as she gazed at him while he gazed back,
from within his little blue woven bassinet.

She reflects that he has his father's eyes,
and his nose as well, how it...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bassinet, age, beautiful, birth, death, family, growing up,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things