Short Babyhood Poems

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


Premium Member Time

Tick-tock hear the clock
                                        Hear it passing by so fast
                                           Babyhood won't last
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Diaper In Christmas


In Christmas this old man thought time was good
to drink foaming beer as much as he could.
        Fell asleep after last sip,
        did not fore-feel he would drip,
needed diaper cuddling babyhood.
Form: Limerick

One's Babyhood Recalled

A blush. And sweet of breath;
From out her own
Thymey and thick fielded
Aired nursery.
Earth mother's, a mother's 
Seed. Lately sprung.

Fair stalk! One less, since then
Spun round, swarmed of
No held back visitor!
Butterfly. Bee.
Joint recalled. Flooded; drowned.
Rains, tears among.
Form: Rhyme

Down the Road

You won't remember that you slept
All curled up on my chest;
Or how you smiled on seeing me,
Which made me feel the best.

The hours that I held you,
Fed you, burped you, changed your clothes
Will surely be forgotten
As they should be, I suppose.

Your babyhood will disappear
Before I've had my fill
And you'll remember none of it
But my sweet boy, I will.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dripping Old Man

In Christmas this old man thought time was good To drink pints of beer as much as he could Went to sleep after last sip He couldn’t foresee he’d soon drip Didn’t wear diaper, return to babyhood. ________________ November 17, 2022 Syllable count : 10 10 7 7 10 (HMS) Rhyme checked at rhymezone.com Contest : A Fun Holiday Limerick Sponsored by : Tania Kitchin
Form: Limerick


Neonate to Dotage

“Age merely shows what children we remain.” 
- Quote by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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charmingly weak, weakly charming
begins life, begins cessation
toothless smile, baby breath, wobbling
charmingly weak, weakly charming
true babyhood, true senescence
depending, needy, demanding
charmingly weak, weakly charming
begins begin, begins ending
age
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Babyhood Syndrome

In Christmas this old man thought time was good
To drink foaming beer as much as he could
Fell asleep after last sip
Didn’t foresee he’d start to drip
Needed diaper, go back to babyhood. 

_________________

February 22, 2023
Syllable count : 10/10/7/7/10 (HMS)
Rhyme checked with RhymeZone.com
Contest : Put Your Best (ONE) Limerick Foreward
              (Be Like Rico Leffante)
Sponsored by : Andrea Dietrich
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Make Suggestions If You Must

I have had a sense of true self since babyhood.
Others wanted to socialize me. It was semi-possible.
But my internal voice told me what I needed.
I have always followed my soul.

Perpetually believing in myself when others didn’t.
I am a painter who has accumulated thousands of paintings.
Painted by me for me, to uplift my soul, increasing my joy.
Others might make suggestions; they fall into an uncaring crevice.
me

In Babyhood

In babyhood, baby girls play with dolls				
                                        it's the force of the Nature 				
                                   taught to make those by clothes				
				
                           By conducting marriage of bride and bride groom				
                               follows social rituals innocently, unknowingly				
                                            which predicts their future
Form:

Premium Member my tribe

some people retain their natural goodness
from their babyhood days, doing the right thing
these are the thinkers who wait their turn
do not jump in and correct people or overpower other’s thoughts
by interrupting, cajoling, teasing, or being devil’s advocate
I like these people. they are included in my tribe
I know ten of them; they are my posse
they are wholesome and kind
often do not get along with each other
but they all like me
that is what I have to go on
and count on

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