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Parents Rhyme Poems

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

Shallow End Of The Pool

When handed a stuffed pullet
looks like a stunned mullet
should I turn surly
in high dudgeon
please don't bludgeon
this old curmudgeon
and not to be outdone
altho' I am an...

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Categories: animal, bird, fun, how

The Price Of War

War is no one’s friend
It smiles with fire, and devours to the end.
It begins with banners, chants, and threats,
But it ends in silence, graves, and...

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Categories: conflict, life, peace, power,

Who Needs Holidays

Do we really need a holiday to say i love you
Do we really need a date to do the things we do
Spend money on a...

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Categories: appreciation, care, happiness,

Decrepit, Stealing Our Time


“By the time you’re 80 years old you’ve learned everything. You only have to remember it.” - George Burns

I watched them
As they watched me
Silently, stunned...

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Categories: rhyme, age, appreciation, father, journey,

DAILY GRATITUDE PARENTS AND WORDS OF LOVE

Today it’s my parents I’m thinking of…and I’m grateful they provided me with a vocabulary filled with words of love…

For when I choose to use...

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Categories: 2nd grade, love,

HOME

Today I’m grateful for something my parents taught me long ago.…
grateful it was taught to me…grateful I still know:

That wherever I end up in life…
no...

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Categories: home,

Growing old

Why is Old Age so Lonely? Why is it such a bore?
Why because you're getting Old no-one wants you anymore
 As a Mother and a...

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Categories: feelings, heartbreak, sympathy,

MEMORIAL DAY 2025

Memorial Day is the day we set aside to commemorate members of our United States Armed Forces
who died in service to our country… not only...

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Categories: memorial day,

THE GIFT OF ROOTS AND WINGS

I remember a blessing we were given as first-time parents…
that became our parental battle cry:
Together may you give your children roots to grow and wings...

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Categories: children,

When Doves Cry

“Dream if you can a courtyard
An ocean of violets in bloom
Animals strike curious poses
They feel the heat
The heat between me and you” Prince (Prince Roger...

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Categories: appreciation, crush, fantasy, feelings,

Dead Kids Tell No Tales

“I want what they have.” and
“When is it my turn?”
“Waiting on Prince Charming”
I’m wondering when they’ll learn

You can wait for Fairy Godmother
To turn your mice...

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Categories: fantasy, romance, sad, youth,

Repeating Sentiments from her Mommy

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...

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Categories: divorce, parents,

THE AMERICAN DREAM

I grew up a white boy in suburban Ohio.  My parents both worked,
we had a nice house…I played on a little league team.
Yes, growing...

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Categories: america,

dream of dreams

She came prancing into my mind
A dream that showed the world is kind
People doing selfless things for each other
Empathetic fathers, mothers caring for another
The year...

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Categories: parents,

MY BEST FRIEND, MAXINE THE FAIRY


Sunny yellow straw hats with ribbons and bows,
Butterflies that shine when the full moon glows,
Feather cushions scattered of bright pink and blue, 
Buttercups and daises...

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Categories: appreciation,