Short Kids Poems

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


Kids Games

this is what they do
play ball too
hiker and love bikes
some love to fight
its not for fame
its some of 
KIDS GAMES


Kids and the Dogs

everywhere you go
and this is so
they they play
doing it this way
in the yard
roll over logs
its
KIDS AND THE DOGS

Kids and Playing Ball

its there thing
its there game
no for fame
for fun
they love to run
thyer spoil sungun
thats for all
KIDS AND PLAYING BALL

Kids and Play House

as they grow
this is there show
 some play this way
also pretend
with there grim
that there is a mouse
KIDS AND
PLAY HOUSE

Kids

boys
             tussle, roll
          pierce in pace
       toy-cycle in hand
                 lads


written 02-08-2013
Form: Lanterne


Kids Slash Beach and Summer

they run and have fun
the weather don't get no better
as they dash
theyer beach bummer
KIDS SLASH AND BEACH
AND SUMMER

Mashmallow

Hello,hello
Little fellow
Do you want,mashmallow?
If you want, please follow
Don't run, walk slow!
(A children's song)

Teach Your Kids

they don't know
you must show
your child
that loves  smile
it goes miles and miles
my mom and dad did
TEACH YOUR KIDS
Form:

Premium Member Kids

two kids night and day
fighting is their very best sport
till sleep fills their eyes



karen croft
whatever contest
Form: Senryu

Kids and Ice Pop

they l taste
they don't go to waste
theyer difference corlor too
red white and blue
when its hot
go shop 
for
ICE POP

New World Or the Kids

you had your chance
it there time to dance
so step back
put this on them rack
push them like i did
the
NEW WORLD OR
THE KIDS

Zayn Splits From 1d

No more
Riffs o’er. 

Half time
No mime. 

Will stand
Sound grand. 

Without 
The tout. 

Zayn’s cool 
We rule.
Form: Footle

Holloween and Kids

its trick a treat
that's there beat
on this fun night
so treat them right
remember  what you did
its
HOLLOWEEN AND KIDS

Kids Snow and the Park

when the wind blow
and it snow
watch the kids go
do it fast and slow
they stay until after dark
KIDS 
SNOW AND THE PARK

Premium Member Artistic Aardvark Named Clark

An artistic aardvark 
living in a forest dark
very quickly did embark
upon a quest on an ark
Noah gave him name of Clark.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Mean Kids

Jealous kids
Same ones
Who never liked
Sharing their toys
Greedy bullies
They’ve become



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Kids and Christmas Toys

they look there minds book
and very hook
it the time of year
to bewear
its
little girls and boys
KIDS AND CHRISTMAS TOYS

We All Was Kids

you come in small
and mabe grow tall
learmhow to climb walls
drink from well or fwater
fall
i know i did
WE ALL WAS KIDS

Premium Member Jolly Rancher

Jolly Rancher by James Edward Lee Sr.

Sugar-sugar-sweet
dyes-food coloring-sweet-sweet
hard pellet sweet drops

12/04/17
Form: Haiku

I Love My Kids Too

they are my joy
have girl and a boy
they  are my life
for them i do right
so much i won't do
i tell you
I LOVE MY KIDS TOO

Premium Member Picky Vicky

Once knew a girl named Vicky
She was an eater so picky
Till one fine day
Humble pie she ate
With homeless kids from the city
Form: Limerick

Kids and Street Water Holes

they love to play
on a hot day
this i can say
its a treat
to  play the water beat
they reload
KIDS AND STREET
WATER HOLES

Kids

K ids are the hope of the future 

I nfantile are their worlds 

D eep are their imaginations 

S ensitive are their souls
Form: Acrostic

Love's Kids

Love
Has
Two kids;
One is Truth,
Who shows us why we
Love, and Imagination, who
Shows us how to express revolutionary love.
© Aaron Crow  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Fibonacci

Aquarium

The zoo
Is so crowded
Aquarium I choose
That is so nice

Fine, then.
My kids love it.
Fish are lovely creatures
We will have fun.
© Ivor Kos  Create an image from this poem.
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