Short Lifechild Poems
Short Lifechild Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lifechild by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lifechild by length and keyword.
A puppy once played with a
child
A child once played with his
friend
One day a child was killed
One day a killed dad left a child
crying
Is there much to say with a
soul living in ny.
Form:
I want to fade away
or orb to times
when things were easy
where life made sense
I want to be that carefree child again,
that child who ran through the field
and only saw the beauty of life
That child that was protected
that had a safe haven
a child whose shoulders
were not worn down by things
out of my control
I need to smile again
I need to be that carefree child again...
It'll never happen again
or so the saying goes
I follow my heart
and keep supporting my lover
The hurt doesn't stop
for the pain and scars of past and present
dwell too deep in the pit of my stomach
I keep my chin up,
I have to , it's a must
I can not let my unborn child feel the pain
My sorrow
or see the shame
For the poor child has done nothing to be hurt,
but still ends up in the middle
April 25,2011
The child is gone.
The tree is here.
The village windows lit.
Laughter’s left. Joy’s remiss.
Mistletoe brings no kiss.
A sad sight, alone at night,
not one to bring true cheer.
The child is gone.
The Christmas tree is here.
The village’s windows lit.
Beneath the tree the gifts are wrapped
mere tokens, reflect the tears.
The child within, the child without.
The scarcity is clear.
No amount of Christmas lights can quell
the loneliness I feel.