Short Daughter Poems

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


Meadow Girl

MEADOW GIRL



She is my bluebell meadow
Want to gather her up in armfuls
But not to spoil her delicate composition


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SENRYU 20180814

quiet soul mate, bird cares for nest, old sacrifice near death - June - God's work
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

1st World

The disregard-er
allows the martyr
to die for their sins.
Another slaughter.
A sullied daughter.
Time and time again.

Not Really a Poem At All

No one noticed as the blackness consumed me;
No one noticed when I cried;
No one noticed anything at all.
Until I died.
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Mary Had a Dinosaur

Mary had a dinosaur
That her daddy bought her
Because she was a terrifying, T-Rex
Kind of daughter.

by Cherie Durbin
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Rose From Dad

One time my dad bought me a yellow rose in New York City
Took a photo in front of St. Patrick's-- felt loved & pretty. :)
Form: Couplet

Premium Member fishing hole magic

4 am
fishing hole magic
I am with my daddy
catfish, bass and bluegills are calling our names
we are the only ones alive

Father and Daughter

he is her father
yet she is his mother
many won't understand
few will........
-----------------------------------charma
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Mother

O Mother when I think of thee,
it is just a step to Calvary,
thy gentle hand upon my brow
is leading me to Jesus now....
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Time To Rejoice

Her face bathed in tears of mirth; her soldier father back from deployment. 



Date written: 03/22/2020
Form: Monoku

Little Willy

Little Willy mad as hell
pushed his sister in the well.
mother said while drawing water
it's so hard to raise a daughter!

Apple of My Eye

apple of my eye
fourteen and keeps on growing
mama loves you Jen







Tribute To My Jenny
Mama Loves You Peanut
Form: Senryu

Illicit

Youth to deny
Wearing an illicit sign
To drink from her curious eyes
And ravish her tender mind
Her innocence stalks her

Absenteeism

We agreed on this
I stamp on your toe, slyly
You cannot feel it
Eyes on what you want the most
This is why you kept me home.
© Nicola Noo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Story

the raindrops’ story
tells a tale of great valor
A father’s brave heart,
and a daughter’s frail physique
a melodious harmony
© Lala Merx  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Generation Gap

   Once I thought
   the 'Generation Gap'
     was a pile of crap

   Yet today
   I think it's here
     to stay...
Form: Rhyme

My Valentine Gift

In this box for you
Are friendship, kindness and health.
All I wish for me,

Serenity, empathy … 
Above all, love and kisses.
Form: Tanka

Feelings

I have a feeling inside
Something i shall not hide

A feeling that is fiiled with love
Like the sweet soft wing of a dove
Form: Couplet

Mother

Every heartbeat is bestowed upon,
Compassion embraces a child eternally
That uplifts a child’s soul in isolation in every way.
Form: Haiku

Bubble Blowing

Blow bubbles and watch them scatter in the wind Clear crystal bubbles float in the blowing breeze
Form: Lanterne

A Gift

God gave me a gift of beauty and innocence princess from heaven ****Written April 13 2015****
Form: Haiku

Mother's Day

Strength personified
Undoubtably
My mentor-
My friend-
My guide-
Your unconditional love,
Forever and always, by my side

Premium Member Canadians: Elbows Up


Said to my daughter: The Canadians elected the Liberal Prime Minister

She responded: That makes them smarter than us.
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Greatest Love on Earth

       No greater love than a mother’s 
           for her children

        ‘til the world saw a father’s for his son
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member morning tea

tea for us each morning rise

leafy flavored tantalize

infuse water

kitchen daughter

every day a sweet surprise.
Form: Limerick

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