Kindergarten Name Poems | Examples
These Kindergarten Name poems are examples of Name poems about Kindergarten. These are the best examples of Name Kindergarten poems written by international poets.
Wasn’t it bad enough that he had his grandfather’s name?
He was not at all thrilled be delivered to a kindergarten class
Of all girls.
The teacher said, “Ladies, we have a new student. A gentleman.”
His name is Poindexter.
And the laughter began.
Her name was Beautiful and she was.
Her sisters were Diamond and Princess.
They lived in a shelter with their mother
Until she got into another fight
And she always did.
This was their tenth shelter.
They curled up together hoping this was the one.
We were Beautiful’s fifth school. She was in second grade.
I felt honored to know her. She told me about her sisters.
They were not in school yet.
I was excited about meeting the twins Diamond and Princess.
They would be in Kindergarten next year.
But Mom got into another altercation over the summer
The last I heard Mommy had been banned from every shelter in town
A relative took them to a shelter four hours away
His name was Bobby.
Angelic eyes; light blue.
Nothing like anyone I had ever seen
Blonde hair
Odd for a boy I thought
Giggled better than me
I was completely smitten
He was smitten too
With Joyce, another blonde angel
Sweet girl whom I immediately decided to not like
in any way
He did not know I was alive
Could not tell me apart from my identical twin
I tried, but it did not work.
My love went to the other side quickly
He whom I had loved and dreamed about
I now hated with a passion
It is odd how you can go from love to hate
when you are in kindergarten.