Baby Narrative Poems
These Baby Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Baby. These are the best examples of Narrative Baby poems written by international poets.
The Change, Part II
by David Welch
The second time was three years later,
when my cousin called me ‘hater,’
she had gone and got pregnant, see,
despite only being eighteen.
The father had, of course,...
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age, change, growing up,
I Have a Pecan Tree
by Colette Dright
I found a pecan on the ground
I picked it up when no one was around
Sitting in the hall outside of class crying because her classmates...
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cheer up, encouraging, heartbreak,
Bulletproof Vest Palpitations
by Freddie Robinson Jr.
It’s Faint Paddies Day
everyday,
from my oxy scarce commuter view
At this Rocky Mountain skin altitude,
death is always on the dispatch menu
Faint Paddies
be sweating onion fear...
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fear, society, truth, wisdom,
In Honor Of Her Brother, Part I
by David Welch
Miriam Colrick and her husband Brad,
tired of dank cities, crumbling and bad,
moved to New Hampshire, bought themselves a farm,
a place they could raise children without...
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conflict, dark, farm, fear,
Spoken Words
by Colette Dright
Spoken words are what I hear
That sinks into the depth of my ear
What's reflected and brought up later in time
Are the spoken words buried within...
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feelings, hurt, language, meaningful,
Don't ask me about my education
by Ibohal Kshetrimayum
From time to time, people ask me
About my education.
Only then, I remember
I have no degrees or diplomas.
I attended no university either.
I hated textbooks and examinations.
I...
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angel, anger, angst, anniversary,
Candy Crush
by Colette Dright
Candy Crush is a computer game that people like to play
But Candy Crush to me was revealed a different way
My adrenaline would flow, there would...
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crush, how i feel,
Our FutureNow Youth
by Julius Lawrence
All these shooting of our Youth MUST STOP! The city, the churches, communities and our states need to get together. This is not the end....
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baby, birth, birthday, boy,
Being Worth Your Salt
by Marilyn S Jennings
Being Worth Your Salt
The Holy Spirit was speaking to me about being worth
my salt; not working my way to Heaven, it has nothing
to do with...
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analogy, visionary,
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4th grade, 5th grade,
Clive Gets Woke, Part I
by David Welch
When Clive was nineteen years old
he graduated from high school,
it had taken him five years,
but he would not become a fool.
He’d seen why not two...
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anger, change, growth, political,
Maternity Ward Blues
by Caren Krutsinger
The woman was older, had black hair, angry brown eyes, and wore a perpetual frown on her face. Chel had heard the nurse on the...
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baby, hope,
The Peasants Truck
by Christine Phillips
Everybody moved out of the country to get a taste of the shining city
Ripe banana, ripe plums, are perishing in Uncle Sam’s broiling sun
I cannot...
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angel, blessing, business, character,
A Good Father, Part II
by David Welch
...Harper said,”I’d no choice, I had to be,
to save Ted from staring down a bad path.
We see what happens to men who won’t work,
rarely do...
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growth, motivation, parents, prayer,
Baby Sister's Secret
by Sunlite Wanter
Baby Sister’s Secret
Little baby sister begged her mother for sandals.
She was only 3.
She called them “shoes with holes in them.”
Her little toes felt free.
One morning...
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funny, smile,
There is A Tiny Photo
by Caren Krutsinger
There is a tiny photo of me on the wall with a darling baby girl sitting next to me. She is my granddaughter, Molly. ...
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grandchild,
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analogy, blessing, devotion, feelings,
MY FIVE SENSES
by JAN ALLISON
MEMORIES OF MOTHERHOOD
Childbirth isn’t called labour for nothing, it is damned hard work but so worthwhile when the baby is finally placed in your arms....
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birth, humorous, mother son,
Angel, Divine
by Maria Feliciano
I hear your voice calling out to me. a voice so sweet,
it guides me. To a light that shines, brightly.
An in that light, I can...
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appreciation, grandmother, spiritual,
I Was So Lost
by Marilyn S Jennings
I Was So Lost
I had been raised in church but a religious church.
They did acknowledge there was a God but
His Son was pictured as dead...
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appreciation, baptism, truth,