Daughter Love Poems

These Daughter Love poems are examples of Love poems about Daughter. These are the best examples of Love Daughter poems written by international poets.

My parents did not know  

About  Joe 

My beloved beau  

And what the maturing character did  

Making him a heroic paternal

© Marc O'Brien  

down on the floor
hands and feet would lift me ~
i was a plane

blew up balloons
she made me animals ~
i was dazzled

taught me stitches
loved skilled embroidery

© CayCay Jennings  

I am my father’s daughter —
quiet when it matters,
loud when it doesn’t,
loyal like a bruise that never fades.

He was a man of few words
and too

© Sarah Moncada  

This scene occurred just days before she died.
Somehow I made it through before I cried.

While pale and weak, eyes closed, in bed she lay,
I thought

© Janice Canerdy  

Having observed so many diverse relationships over the years got me thinking…
to be precise…
I wonder what would you’d say If your son or daughter came

© Jim Yerman  

At three years old,
she slides down the playground chute
again and again—
screaming joy like a law of nature,
not knowing her thrill
relies on two surfaces
refusing to agree.

I

© Aryan Koushan  

You’re gentle, judgemental,
A freak in sheep’s disguise
Yet in some ways you’re burdened by self sacrifice,
You’re obsessive, compulsive,
Afraid to let me go
You’re afraid of what’s left

© Katie Thomas  

Malevolent Forms of Warning

Contamination of the water
Insubordination of a teenage daughter
Co-ordination of more lambs to the slaughter 
Provocation of the new world order 

Authentication of

© Elizabeth Moroz  

Poem submitted to "Those We Love Poetry Contest," Mystic Rose, sponsor

ECHOES
I open the sewing basket, letting my eyes and hands run over the tools she

© Sara Etgen-Baker  

At twenty-six, a gentle flame,
A golden heart, a glowing name.
With grace she walks, with light she stands,
A scholar's mind, with helping hands.

What once began with

© Scott Worth  

When you were born I was surprised, of this precious little girl of mine;
looking up at me with big eyes of wonder, I cried tears

© Tammy Lester  

They called it short gratification—
but I lost my soul in the trade.
A moment’s pleasure,
for a lifetime of emptiness,
a spark that consumed
the temple I once was.

O

© Chanda Katonga   

Awaken in the Dark My Love Father’s Light Shines On You

You whom are purposefully hued, beloved
Our Father’s light shines on you

Beautiful the light that shines

© James Edward Lee Sr.  

In my few quiet moments, I always say grace, 
a mother first, trying to find my place, 
my eyes are tired, every single day, 
I’m

© Heather Berg  

I wish I could put into words the love a mother has for her child. It is a depth that no one else can reach.

© Daydra Lambert