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Family Rhyme Poems

These Family Rhyme poems are examples of Rhyme poems about Family. These are the best examples of Rhyme Family poems written by international poets.


The Offspring Of The Floating Potheads
They inhale the poisonous substance,
adduction had no power over resistance;
their brain's responsiveness is too slow:
look at them: their glance is so mellow!

This is the offspring...

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Categories: addiction, culture, drug, family,



Alive, But Gone

I love you both with all my heart,
But Mum, you tore that love apart.
You made me choose, you made me cry,
While Dad was left to...

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Categories: child abuse, dad, family,

Premium Member DAILHY GRATITUDE FAMILY
Today I’m grateful for the deep roots and long branches
of my family tree…
for all the ancestors I’ve never know…
who are a part of me.

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Categories: family, thanks,

Premium Member ENDINGS
A neighbor of ours died recently…unloved, old and all alone.
She was found, by a person walking his dog, in the doorway of her home.

She was...

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Categories: death,

Premium Member Cemetery of Perfect Peace
Nothing is heard, but the gentle breeze
Breeze that whispers over the deceased 
Trees bow their branches with deep respect
For those that lie in cemetery beds.

The...

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Categories: angel, death, sad,



Premium Member Like The Cheetah
Like seed that overcomes the weeds
I too want to produce and succeed.

I am weak.
I am strong.
I often reach my peak;
But sometimes, things go wrong;

Like the...

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Categories: dream, success,

Conversations
Conversations with my father,
Bittersweet, and maybe sad
Conversations with my father
Talks that we never had.
Companionably silent 
As we set off walking 
Neither of us known
For doing...

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Categories: family, father, i miss

Premium Member Alone in the Cemetery
"...Or ever the silver cord be loosed, or the golden bowl be broken, or the pitcher be broken at the fountain, or the wheel broken...

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Categories: bible, child, dad, death,

Premium Member WHO DO YOU WANT TO BE
Knowing what you know now about life…
from the knowledge you’ve acquired every time you win…and every time you lose…
If you could, this moment, determine how...

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Categories: inspiration,

Premium Member THE THING ABOUT A HUG
The thing about a hug is how it can show up at the most unexpected time…
in the most unexpected place and yet…
when it does…chances are...

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Categories: love,

Premium Member An Old Family Cemetery
An Old Family Cemetery

headstones, row after row, like jagged teeth
with old, bleached bones beneath
each stone etched with family memories
each stone names family histories
a wealth of...

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Categories: family,

Premium Member Goodbye, Hello
My family
It's time to fly
And so, I know
I'll say goodbye

My dear beloved
While I did try
My love I know
I'll say goodbye

All that is fine
I don't know...

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Categories: goodbye, hello,

New year Eve delight

Midnight's zero hour draws ever near,
With bated breath, we await the cheer for new year .
Unfazed by cold, our spirits run high,
As nostalgia whispers sweet...

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Categories: 10th grade, allusion, appreciation,

Ancestral Roots The Tree Song
We forget we are like trees, our roots run deep, and far they reach 
Unseen they mostly are, hidden out of side, so deep 
Some...

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Categories: analogy, animal, life, nature,

Premium Member Bullets Have No Eyes
Bullets have no eyes
In the mourning a son won’t rise
No plan in life for demise
Black men hear our cries

Stop shooting killing each other 
We need...

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Categories: america, angst, anti bullying,


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