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Teen Rhyme Poems

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

A Busy Mom

Every day is Mother’s Day
we clean, we cook, we sew,
costumes, for kids dress up play
then out to sport we go.
Cricket, swimming, basketball,
gymnastics, ballet too,
soothe away

Categories: children, mother,

Enjoyable

I love looking at your enjoyable face. I love the scent of your fragrance and the way you taste. It is such a sight to

Categories: beautiful, beauty, creation, how

Blue Suede Coat

l saw him looking as l was walking by
and in those days,  l was really shy
and my friend said 'did you see that gorgeous

Categories: first love, teen love,

Added Honey

He said she had a laugh like added honey
and said her hair was long and lovely
she laughed and said his hair was too
he laughed... and

Categories: first love, romantic love,

Christmas Eve Performance

Three armed teens 
performed a mugging on Christmas eve.
Their target 2A'D them
curing them of their social disease.

By next morning they set up a go fund

Categories: 8th grade,

The Memory of You---First Kiss

I can still feel your lips on mine, 
your fingers tangled in my hair. 
I can still smell your sweet perfume, 
a whisper lingering in

Categories: crush, kiss, teen love,

girls lessons

They taught me how to bite my tongue,
Before my voice had even sung.
To shrink myself, to take up less
To fold my fire into a dress.

“Be

Categories: america, angst, anxiety, beautiful,

The Pride of Santa Monica, California

Robert Cabot Sherman, Jr. was an All-American boy.
To his parents, Robert Cabot Sr. and Juanita, he was their great joy.
Gifted with acting skills and a

Categories: appreciation, music,

Children who shriek

The hospital machine beeps,
My knees weak, the walls are bleak.
I'm bitting my cheek whilst the ward doors creak
I can hear the children shriek, they look

Categories: 9th grade, anxiety, poetry,

its not starting over if it never ended

if tomorrow happens to be what ive waited so long for,
then my eyes might start to pour. 
ill say yes,
although you already knew. 

i never

Categories: 9th grade, break up,

Dreams beyond home

She walks the streets she’s always known,
But feels a longing deep, alone.
A fire burns inside her chest,
To leave, to grow, to find what’s best.

Her heart

Categories: 12th grade, adventure, africa,

Raised Without A Father

Being raised without a father is like living with one ear and one eye
Disabled is the way the child would feel leaving him to wish

Categories: absence, emotions, father, hurt,

Shoes Suck

The older I get the more I hate shoes
When I was a teen I loved to choose
Different leather pumps and high heels
Wearing shoes now is

Categories: america, poetry,

Hip Hop Moves

On the stage, the pre-teen girls
Displayed their hip hop moves,
As sequins sparkled while the dancers
Got into their grooves.

Though just a dress rehearsal,
Make-up gleamed on lips

Categories: dance, girl,

Suited

For once, I feel loved.

The feeling is weird to me.
Just a few months ago I thought love was stupid.
					That it was impossible.
I thought my mind

Categories: 8th grade, angst, love,