Parent Poems - Poems about Parent

I yearn for not but your devotion true A sacred bond you must uphold You breathed me in the breath I drew Yet love runs from you faint and cold Have I transgressed? I toil in vain, Yet still, you shun my desperate plea. Affection spurned, a heart in pain, Forsaken in this MISERY. Hey, sire, would you ever love? “I do not, I...

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parent’s strong arms cradle young life, infant smiles and gurgles ...

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Oh what a fabulous day today! Not a day for the mundane, lets take the time Travel out, go visit-"just a moment it will be fine" Where was i? Ah yes Thrown on a coat and smooth down my dress Somewhere a treat, a change of routine "Shoes on now, stop making a scene!" Adventures to start-"no put that down please" Castles or...

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You shut your every door just to peak through your window to watch me try to pry it open, You stay silent just to make your painful words run through my head, You give me psychological passive trauma so that you be the first person i'll run to for help, You buy me posters and tapestries to try...

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Everything I've done, before I had a child.. Seems insignificant, now I'm beguiled It's not my actions, nor my children's behavior What I can't control, makes me reach for my Savior Heavenly Father, Please send your Holy Spirit.. Teach me to be like you, because I don't come near it I am powerless without, and filled with sin Give...

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drinking the water… … from his bath… destroying whatever’s… … in his path… mistaking the floor … for the loo… whatever’s a parent … to do?!... ...

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Unshaped by parental care, He rose, a phoenix, beyond compare. Life's struggles molded him with might, Resolute, he faced each endless night. Education's flame burned bright and true, His passion, a beacon, shining through. Menial jobs couldn't dim his stride, Determination drove him, side by side. Sugar Boy, a graduate, proud, with degree in hand, His struggles faded, like shifting sand. Employment beckoned, a new...

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Life with you has always felt like waiting at a train station. I’d curl up on the cold benches and wait on you forever, I think. When you finally get off, I’m so excited that I feel tears of joy stinging my cheeks. I race over to hug you and you give me a smile...

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“A Christmas Gift” By: P. G. Borgia 1 An evening of peace, city streets still, Snowflakes settle upon your windowsill. Snuggled in your rocker, pleased to see A day’s work of love, trimming your tree. 2 Fragrance of pine and lights pulsing bright, Shining stars lighting a joyful night, Red...

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I stand in awe, watching your birth... this...thing...that fits in the palm of my hand the most beautiful thing on Earth. I contemplate what life will be like...now that I am a father...it still sounds strange but, I will always love you and I make this vow. I believe we were destined to be here, together I will protect you from all...

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Why is the sky blue? Asked Jimmy Fantastic question! Why indeed? Why did The Creator Whether God or Science or a Scientific God Choose blue Instead of forest green, pale yellow, or maroon? Is it because the day seems cheerier The world brighter The people friendlier Due to the color overhead? A Mount Everest of evidence shows Humans are happier Outside Under the blue. So, why...

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My Dad was the best He was there when I needed him most He was my best friend He helped me through hard times He loved me no matter what We would go for rides together We would catch at least one Florida Gator baseball game in the spring time for awhile He was my movie buddy The...

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________________________________________________________________ Like the Sun, in its brightness ...

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I sleep in each day until *noon, My *mum says I live on the moon, If I think a day’s good *deed, Is to *eye a Facebook feed, Than to *peep outside of my room....

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I sit and look at my Father, His silent cries when he looks at his daughter, In the darkness of the night, Battling the tribulations so that we could unite. I can sense his fear as he sips his wine, Yet his smile is as radiant as the sunshine. With all the love he hurled, And dressed me up for the world. She...

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