Short Child Play Poems

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


Premium Member Cerise Leaves

Walking through forest
Cerise leaves fall in Autumn
Creating leaf pile
Recalling a past child play
When innocence was not stained
Form: Tanka


Premium Member A Child Play

i have all my marbles and some time 
they make a racket in my head
to distract you of the ordeal to be sane
as where will be the fun to on earth

Long Way To Go

tho its past
don't run out gas
there thing to do
for me and you
stil racist  today
this not child play
as  the wind blow
we still have a
LONG WAY TO GO

Child Play

give  them a  chance
let them dance
see what they do
they promise too
talking for all of you
this is there day
hear what they say
THIS IS NOT
CHILD PLAY

Unforgettable Years

WE SHOULD NEVER FORGET
we're in there dedt
for what we have today
it wasn't child play
it was pain walking in the rain
they said king was insane
he wasn't ashame
those was hurt tears
it wa those
UNFORGETTABLE YEARS


Weight of Passage

fresh snowfall whispers morning
silent waking call memories incarnate
innocence of child play
now adult toil
weight of passage
toil adult now
play child of innocence
incarnate memories call waking silence
morning whispers snowfall fresh
Form: Verse

Premium Member Wings of Light

Yes indeed, as cheesy as it may sound
my advice is to drop all pretense
of spiritual striving and accomplishment.

Like a child, play, 
and ignore what anyone may think or say, 
no matter how old you feel.

Your way is yours alone
and thank heaven
it’s not our lot to guide others (being the dutiful ferryman).

Cross the great river however way you can 
put it all behind you…and you will find 
your wings were always made to soar.
Form: Narrative

Thoughts Unknown, Proof There of Unknown

Mistaken by the view in front of your eyes Like poison the itch on your skin to rise making it hard for you to see misunderstanding thee percentile rate undermining your psychotic state your messages and signals have been foul play not the same as yesterdays child play never judging your perspective of what the truth should be grasping the fact of what the human mind expects the lies to be letting time fly away from thee
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Child Play

rain comes down quickly,children would play on side walks,they would make guns out of toys
instead of planes,forgive them because of there youth,a lesson learned at there
residence,i question there caretakers,to find there minds not fill with knowledge,come to
me lost souls,i will build you a little house,you can hide from the pain,i wont see your
names engraved on stones,you will be in my arms watching the rain,no guns will be
made,just little toy planes
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Premium Member A Family Affair

The charm of a home smelling like mint 
    upon ticks of laughter, seasoned with 
a dash of kisses plastered on walls : 
     And how the readiness of bodies huddle
          in the kitchen feasting on leftovers.

Yes, it's all too regular, this kind of setting---
        the language of rooms cluttered, wild
  as child play: and when breezes call Sunday
    to end, their world gives and takes warmth,
  enchanting slumber in a fireplace of affection!

Earth

EARTH
EARTH IS GODDESS
EARTH IS MOTHER
EARTH NOURISHING LIKE MOTHER
EARTH BASE OF LIFE
WITHOUT EARTH NO LIFE
EARTH PROVIDE US FOREST
EARTH PROVIDE US LAND
EARTH PROVIDE US FOOD
EARTH PROVID US WEATHER
WITHOUT EARTH NO SON, NO DAUGHTER
INDIAN WORSHIP MOTHER EARTH
CHILD PLAY IN LAP OF EARTH
EARTH IS A NATURAL BEAUTY
TO SAVE IT OUR DUTY
MAKE GREEN OUR EARTH
PROTECT OUR EARTH
EARTH MY LIVING PLANET
SAVE IT DON’T LATE
LIFE DEPEND ON EARTH
NO EARTH, NO BIRTH

Home Schoollink

H-appy are the parents
O-f the well-disciplined child; 
M-olded mild and gentle, 
E-vading to live free and wild.

S-tudying the lessons given
C-auses children some knowledge; 
H-ousehold chores and tasks too
O-ffer values at their young age.
O-ne moment of child play
L-ets him develop creativity; 
L-ong hours online though
I-nvite one losing the family.
N-umber one for the youth though is the fear of the Lord; 
K-ids who are sure of bright future are those obeying His word.
Form: Acrostic

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