Short Adoption Poems

Short Adoption Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Adoption by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Adoption by length and keyword.


A Clear Case of Adoption

My little mate
the blackbird
would sense I am no more
and mourn me with a whistle
and a goodbye song
maybe his family
would join the singalong.


Premium Member Grafted Scion

Grafted Scion
Youthful Mary
Accepting
Giving all

The chance
To become
Sisters, brothers
Joint heirs

Through the
Adoption
Into 
Everlasting life

Amen
Form:

Im An Option

im an option.adoption city blues and the rest of yall knew,i count too.what to 
do,twiddle thumbs, lifes begun,dumb.some pain and some numb.what one?to-
wit write one.
Form:

A Law of Life

Time is to Wrongful Adoption as Wrongful Adoption is to the law of Life:

"One can only mold a child's future, but trying to mold a child's past is an act against nature!"
Form: Prose

Premium Member Nature's No Motherly Love

the cuckoo in spring
needs to suss out homely nest
comes with baring gifts...
adoption not an option
a brood parasite in lieu 

17/2/2022
Entered a Brian Strand Tanka contest.
Form: Tanka


Glass

I am the hard surface that you see.
Pretty and useful.
Multicultural yet just.
Break the fragile glass into pieces and find shards of pain and fragments of sadness,
broken and messy.
I am glass. 
I am Yu-Ri
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Adoption

Adoption Written: by Tom Wright 2004 The ultimate in life, Is its adoption, It requires of us, Something, each day. Laying ashelf Is not a given option It must be lived, There’s no other way.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Saddest Day

I had to leave him

at the adoption drop-off

of the place I’d entrusted

with his safe-keeping. . .

    his mournful howl followed me

    as I exited the door


For Line Gauthier's 'Bite Size Poem no6' Contest
dog
Form: Choka

Premium Member With Love

Helpless.
           Time had run out.
          Unable to conceive
adoption brought relief, and love
                 to share.

-------------------------------------
           Contest: Cinquain
       Sponsor: Sara Kendrick
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Regret

Born out of wedlock
she gave up her baby girl
for quick adoption.

Twice married since, old and frail,
she laments her childless life.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Contest: Regret
Sponsor: Frank Herrera

Chosen POTD-1st Oct 2016
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Abandonment

we have seen tremulous hearts
seeking, securing adoption
of a child abandoned 
or underprivileged 

then time passes
initial fervour is lost
what was boon is bane
the object secured discarded 

we are not judging
merely observing
the fickle heart

Adoption of Despair

Soul poured out wild and bitter malice
 Wants nobody to  visit a hospitable palace
 Who will appreciate the sincere heart?
 Find yourself in solitude is a great art
 Without companions for the battle goes warrior
 And in case of death, he'll not be sorrier.
© Hai Hon  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Rescue Dog

Back corner
Of a cage
Skinny
Sad
Cold
Shivering
Vulnerable
Defeated look
Their eyes locked
They made a connection
Visiting him daily for a week
Before taking him home
Never again either to be lonely




AP: Honorable Mention 2025

Posted on April 5, 2019

I'M Pausitive

Pause.
Treading.
Without cause.
Hot breeze, brushed slate.
Apathetic state.
Rooster, without mo/ourning.
Feels of perpetual, missed date.
Query to contend or content.
A penny earned or a blessing sent.
Strive for change or adoption of what's meant.

-Angel Fatale-
© Ryan Tyler  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member We Are Trying To Adopt Now

I had a dog.  It did not behave.
I took it back to the shelter.
I got a cat.
It hissed at me.
I kicked it out.
Dumped it in the country.
Not caring it was pregnant.
We tried to have a child for four years.
Took in a foster child, but it ran away.
Twice.
We are trying to adopt now.

Intransigency

WHY ARE YOU POPULAR?
IN PARTICULAR
WHY ARE YOU AN EMPLOYEE?
IN OUR MODUS OPERANDI

AND THEY ARE NOT ASHAMED
FOR YOU TO BE BLAMED
AND THEIR GENERATION
SAME CHILD OF ADOPTION

INTRANSIGENCY, LEAVE MY ELDORADO
AGED, LEAVE THE NATALITY INTO TO
WITH THE CHILD INTRANSIGENCY
IN OUR BELOVED ELDORADO
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Wednesday S Child

Wednesday's Child 

seeds sown in the womb of a barren field
despite repeated failure
hope is the last to die

following heartache, realization 
blessed with an alternative:
the gift of adoption

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A Kimo Theraphy Contest
Hosted by Carol Connell 
© 29th July 2018
Form: Kimo

Eight Amendment In Ireland

Abortion becomes critical demand everywhere
Because civilization dares death, stares death-making where
Civilization as we know it, doesn't exist
Dare we give children for adoption, for no-one suggests
Especially to folks in our nation: "How is your foetus growing?"
Instead, how is the baby in your womb; Is it kicking? Is it!
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Zero Gravity

A wasteful effort 
In the waste; 
A retired General 
Is smiling to his public; 
A lover gets rid of 
His expensive flowers; 
The moon is looking 
For adoption 
By the old sun; 
Pilgrims 
Are curious; 
I am tiding up 
My feet 
With a robust trusted cord; 
My legs are above my head now 
I am attempting my last yoga suicide.
© Atef Ayadi  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

The Crosses In Their Eyes

Children up for adoption
caught my eye.
I saw them on TV.
I easily cry!

Abandoned babies,
tots and teens,
smiling bravely,
waving "Hi!"
But I saw sad crosses
in their eyes.

Children begging to be chosen.
Look!  Look!
into their eyes.
________________________
For Justin Bordner Contest
The crosses in your eyes




.
Form: Rhyme

My Little Sister

My Little Sister

There is a girl I really like.
I haven't seen her in a long time.
She is my little snowflake.
I really wish she was still mine.

With hair like glitter
And a smile like a dream,
My mind remembers
All that I've ever seen.

Oh! Little sister.
My heart! My love! 
I pray you'll come back 
My sweet little dove.

Premium Member I Will Never Forget

My Saddest Farewell I will never forget the day I bid farewell to the one soul who ever loved me unconditionally - the dear dog I was forced to give up for adoption, and as I left him - the heart-wrenching sound of his forlorn howl. May 12, 2020 For Silent One's "I Will Never Forget . . . Poetry Contest"
Form: Etheree

Bitcoin is Liberating - Bitcoin Poem 075

Power of the money printer
Quite intoxicating 

Stealing from the rest of us 
Shame, incriminating 

Modern Monetary Theory
Slowly devastating

Bitcoin makes the money true
Free and liberating 

Rebuilding our lives and wealth
All appreciating

Cantillon theft and seigniorage
Now eliminating

Bitcoin adoption ‘cross the world
Fast accelerating
Form: Rhyme

Human

I’m not a whole person, I don’t think I ever was

I’m a master at losing;

Cause I’ve never won

Robbed of a mother, and a father imprisoned

A grandfather angry, at any chance given -

With few who loved me, or who showed it I guess

There was only one woman, who strayed from the rest

Offering me love, a grandmothers touch

My personal savior;

The end of a bet
Form: Rhyme

Adoption Day

Today is so very special
the day you were chosen
the cutest smile
and most vibrant halo
you were brighest of the cherubs
and once again we celebrate 
the day your path was laid
that lead you to my door step
and conquered my heart

 So I say have a very special
Adoption Day
be cheerful and proud
for this day means as much to me as it does to you.

(for my wife Courtney Dyer)
P.S read her poetry she's good

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