Divorce Parents Poems | Examples
These Divorce Parents poems are examples of Parents poems about Divorce. These are the best examples of Parents Divorce poems written by international poets.
We had to divorce daddy the five-year-old said
Her mommy had planted this inside her head
He is uncourtable she announced with sass
What does that mean? I asked the tiny lass
We are angry with him, Mommy and I
A tiny tear slid out of her little left eye
Daddy still loves you, I told her, of course
He got me a dog, she told me, but I wanted a horse
Proving he still loves you, I reiterated
Yes, she smiled. Something to be celebrated.
I turned the conversation to positivity.
She had been through enough, my grand niece Vee.
his dad is in love again
I have never loved a woman like this he told Matt
You have to come for Christmas! She wants to meet you!
Matt could not refuse his dad, so here he sits
Watching his Dad falling in love with his probably eighth wife
They are oblivious to him
It is all about them
Same scenario
Same dad
Same disappointed son
DIVORCE
D agger that cuts everyone’s heart in the family.
I rreconcilable differences, the common ground for divorce.
V olatile situations could arise affecting everybody.
O rder in the house could be disrupted or presence of ominous atmosphere.
R eassure the children your love, presence, support would always be there.
C onnect to the children, do not let them feel any kind of abandonment.
E ngage and form a cordial relationship with the spouse to talk about the
children’s welfare to show both of you are totally there for them.
Devastated
Individuals
Vowing love now departing
Over time
Reconciliation
Comes with
Eternal peace for all.
Holding head down he simmers in anguish
Scribbling restless shapes in red crayon
Concealing bitterness of a child forlorn.
At a tender young age he knows of divorce
Custody battles, and the pointed fingers
Of angry gestures condemning each other.
Any moment now they'll open the door
Pretending like there is love in the air.
He dashes towards her, gripping angst
Hearing Dad's words: "Say goodbye to Mom"
Hugging her tightly, tears rolling down,
Reddened eyes now piercing her sight
Wanting to ask if she understands why
He doesn't color anymore inside the lines,
As a smile uplifts from the depth of her eyes.
October 14, 2018