Childhood Pass On Poems
These Childhood Pass On poems are examples of Pass On poems about Childhood. These are the best examples of Pass On Childhood poems written by international poets.
Innocence of Sundays PassLittle feet trampoline upon king size bed
laughing and giggling
with happy faces from life still fresh
taking flight with fairy wings
soaring high from pixie dust
hear the dogs...
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pass on, childhood, happy, innocence, memory,
Years Pass and Memories FadeSo many years pass by
And memories of you have faded
Not because I’ve forgotten about you
But because so much has happened in life
I looked at a...
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pass on, childhood, growth, inspirational, loss,
Future Generations PassFuture Generations Pass
(Life of Martha and Gracie)
Martha started out, as a little...
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pass on, abuse, betrayal, birth, childhood,
So Swift the Days Will PassUp on the hill I found my joy
on grass of green and gold
I would roll down when a young boy
for I was fast and bold.
Oh...
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pass on, adventure, childhood, freedom, time,
Praise the Lord and Pass the Vittles!Those born unto a family large will know whereof I speak.
When you sat at table, to get your fill there was a technique!
During Pa's interminable...
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pass on, childhood
Forbiden Fruit/Americas Favorite Pass Time"Forbidden Fruit"
Sometimes tangy, more often sweet. Grown in trees, Natures treat. Some are yellow, others
red. One once fell on Newtons head. Great in salad,...
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pass on, childhood, food, sports
Under Pass the SubwayUnder Pass the Subway
It was after all a fight for survival
shattered bottle cold wet wall
with concrete boots
spray and listen to it rattle
only this can...
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pass on, me, hair, me, red,
If It's Good Pass It OnJust fifteen years old, pregnant and all alone,
A child herself but in a family way as she checks the coin slot in another pay phone.
Homeless,...
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pass on, childhood, confusion, family, imagination,