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Child Parents Poems

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


Premium Member Aftermath of Active Shooter
Silver bullets have no eyes
They care not who is hit
American schools where bullets fly
Terrorizing the staff and kids

The shooter often a kid as well
This time...

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Categories: parents, america, angst, anxiety, death,



Premium Member THE PARENTHOOD KITE
Every now and then when I see someone flying a kite
made of paper, strings and wood…
I smile…remembering how flying a kite…is a lot like parenthood.

How...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: parents,

The Beastly System
Life shattered by the state
merciless and heavy handed...
It may seem as if a fate
threw you here to be stranded.

All alone with your sorrow,
with the grief...

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Categories: parents, abuse, care, heartbroken, jesus,

The Child
Welcome to the world
My precious Little One
The personification of innocence
A bond never to be undone

Holding you in my arms
For the very first time
Bridges the expanse
Between...

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Categories: parents, child, childhood, children, family,

Mother's ache
#Mothers_ache
She said; I can't be angry with her because something bad might happen to her, deep in her voice, I could sense motherly love and...

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Categories: parents, care, child, courage, love,



Premium Member precious little shadows
       I never knew you ...

yet you were mine -
mine as completely as any other that ever
drew breath or...

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Categories: parents, analogy, child, children, death,

20 NOVEMBER
Month being counted like other children,
Date of celebration of all children,
Hi date of all children,
We haven't live you alone.

Mother who have the children,
Are you considering...

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Categories: parents, 2nd grade, baby, care,

ESTRANGE CHILDREN
Parents aren’t perfect
They’re human being to
They make mistakes but
As long as you weren’t abused
In any kind of way and you had 
Food, a roof over...

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© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: parents, family, how i feel,

Premium Member Those midsummer days
those days are gone, those days of midsummer,
when Sun beat down on open roof tarmacs,
lanes of limestone houses I remember,
that sheltered the travellers with rucksacks.

black...

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Categories: parents, 10th grade, 12th grade,

Premium Member on the breath of hopes
a child’s love
is the love that’s born
to soar away …
and while we may
surrender our grasp to
grant them leave -
to press their precious
wings upon the wind
and...

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Categories: parents, analogy, child, children, father,

Premium Member BEFORE THEY COLD SING-BEFORE THEY COULD FLY
Most of my morning walks begin in silence…it’s just me and thoughts I turn into words.
but for a week, now, when I reach a particular...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: children, parents,

Broken promises
Promise me your hands will reach out
Resilient attachment starts in childhood
When the brain has colic outside the womb
A mother’s unconditional love soothes worries
When a birthday...

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Categories: parents, addiction, father, mother, mother

Surviving co-dependence
I’m done with co-dependence or so I say
I’ve burnt so many effigies for others
I’m the giver in my codependency
The taker burns all my oxygen 
She...

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Categories: parents, divorce, father, love, mother,

Premium Member Trama
Angry voices
Bellow my full name
Crystol Lynn!
Do you hear me?
Enter the mother and
Father. 
Go away to another place
High above the trouble and terror
Isolate my childhood self
Justice...

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Categories: parents, abuse, child abuse, family,

Hand in Hand - Let Minds Ignite and Children Sing
With ink and mind, a future bright,
In education's noble fight.
For every child, a chance to soar,
Equity's flame, forevermore.

The curriculum, a vibrant stream,
With skills for life,...

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Categories: children, education, parents, teacher,


Book: Shattered Sighs