Parents Poems | Examples of Parents Poetry

I'm sorry mom and dad I know I messed up bad I should've done better Now here's my letter I'm sorry for all the times I let you both down I'm sorry for all the times I lied I'm sorry for...Read More

Indignities flung and pelt like a slap. in fragments of thought that land in the lap.. Silencing priests and some of the nuns, who live out their lives sequested. Curbing the tongues of angry moms who voice disapproval untested. Creating a...Read More

I care I search for answers in my head To find the truth before I am dead Was I first born 'fore my parents had wed Or was I adopted like my lone sister said...Read More

An English au pair with a love for fruit Worked for a family with loads of loot When she bit into a pear Their son bit into au pair She slapped him, his parents gave her the boot...Read More

“Don’t you look nice!”, the waitress said she left to get our ordered bread as his black coffee cooled he said, “You’ve got her fooled,” and I went home and hid my head...Read More

I was closer to my father or so I thought. But I now miss my mother more, and the only explanation I have is he was more knowable and she more vast. (12/21/21, first published in my sixth book OUT OF TIME...Read More

In this boat that we dwell, It can be a walk through hell, Yesterday haunting today, Today pervaded by sombre rays, Tomorrow being spun by the unseen. The world is a rocking boat, Sometimes the...Read More

Stop this, stop that, Be good, it's freezing wear your hat. Put your gloves on it's very cold, Please, please do as you are told. I am trying my very best, But every day seems like one big test. But then...Read More

Dear child, Life lessons that matter most I tell you as parental advice, and these are a few. Be careful what to someone you say, for with it bridges you create or decay. Think of failure not as...Read More

Starla and Jasper have been living together for seven years They never got married, she did not like him that much He is running out of money, and his family is horrible In particular his son, Bubba, who...Read More

THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE WHEN I WAS GROWING UP IT WAS AN HONOUR TO SPEND TIME WITH MY GRANDPARNETS, TO LISTEN TO THE MANY STORIES THAT THEY HAD TO TELL ALWAYS WITH AWE AND AMAZEMENT. BUT AS I...Read More

the child is six, and sharp I knew this when he said “that looks like a DNA tester.” What is a DNA tester? I asked. “You know. You test blood, saliva and urine with it.” I was impressed. I had...Read More

. for public domain You won't see me chasing you down Love Street with my eyes full of tears. You won't see me drunk at bars down the street crying my eyes out for you. You' won't see me flirtin' fine girls I...Read More

Memories can become blurry, over time, like underdeveloped photographs, or incomplete, like sunlight through blinds. Our lives move ever forward, like the inflexible patterns of stars. Once fevered and immediate events recede, with frightening, doppler effect, as remembered yesterdays, become forgotten yesterdays. New Haven...Read More

She wore uncertainty on her shoulder hesitation held back her shoes Twitches split her left forearm these emotions seeped into their news Let him explain,...Read More