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Child Memorial Poems

These Child Memorial poems are examples of Memorial poems about Child. These are the best examples of Memorial Child poems written by international poets.

ready or not

Look look it’s crazy I’m the one they want to represent
Young black girl,I can probably be the president
I’m the voice of the youth,you heard my...

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Categories: memorial, city, father daughter, freedom,

Lock Screen

Attracted to the phone screen .
The password is required. 
No facial scan to unlock only a password could be entered. 
Still trying ...
Someone wants to...

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Categories: memorial, confidence, deep, for teens,

Little Hands and Little Feet

Little hands and little

I feel you growing within me
When you are here
My hands will nurture you
My paps will nourish
Love is what you will never lack
My...

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Categories: memorial, baby, bereavement, child, heartbroken,

Transactions

Your love created assets to my soul, taking away my liabilities, balancing it with the goodness of
your hearts equity
You gave me your all, even when...

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Categories: memorial, appreciation, children, loss, love

Mother's Smile

Mother's Smile

   How it brightens the day, make's you feel good 
Her effortless actions say it always would
 
   Spoken words...

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Categories: memorial, growing up, hero, love,

Army Brat

Son of a soldier lost his friendship ties
From thousands of miles for crunchy fries

Gun toys replaced the ones that he had lost
Talking twister of blended...

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Categories: memorial,

Suburban Wastes I

See the girls on the corner 
In tight tanks 
And micro minis
Popping gum
Locking eyes 
Driving boys wild
See the sunlight 
Outline their curls in gold
Memories of...

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Categories: memorial, addiction, age, angst, anxiety,

I, Too, Sing America, and Did So In My Diapers

I, Too, Sing America (and did so in my diapers!)
by Michael R. Burch

I, too, served my country,
first as a tyke, then as a toddler, later...

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Categories: child, childhood, children, memorial,

A Poem For My History Teacher

I wanted to write
 The best slavery poem   ever written—
Perhaps win a Pulitzer or Faulkner. 

I had every intention of conforming 
To the...

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Categories: memorial, assonance, forgiveness, history, holocaust,

God Got You and Jesus Too Just Believe Receive Just Be Still-

Little one, why you cry;
Keep your eyes towards the skies;
God, yes and Jesus too;
Got their eyes on you;

Young man with the gun in your hands;
Stop,...

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Categories: analogy, beautiful, memorial,

Win 'The Trip' Murray

Win ‘The Trip’ Murray

Some wish the life of stewardess; Win Murray was the ‘trip,’
more than a plane or ship at sea, with stops not on...

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Categories: memorial, appreciation, bereavement, friendship love,

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: memorial, 12th grade, character, hope,

In Memory - a Collaboration

This tribute memorial poem Is collaboration between myself and Silent One - a kind, gracious man and poet.

Today 11th November 2020 would have been my...

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Categories: birthday, daughter, heaven, memorial,

Only One

Only One (for the unnamed babies aborted in Red China)
The Red Chinese authorities strictly enforced their one child policy.
One young lady felt her baby kick...

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Categories: memorial, angst, anxiety, baby, child,

Cody Holte-Badge Number 639

Thank you for your service and your ultimate sacrifice.
You wore that badge with honor always willing to pay the price.
Your family must be proud of...

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Categories: memorial,