Short Parented Poems
Short Parented Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Parented by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Parented by length and keyword.
I don't understand familis
Some are kind others evil
Single - parented families
Full Families
So many kinds, so many types
I know mine, but
do you really know yours?
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Their daughter was not nice
She was a mean girl
They had mis-parented her
By allowing her to be in charge
It was too much for her
She was spoiled, disappointed and angry.
She growled and snarled at them
They were the enemy – her parents.
So they built a robot.
This daughter will be perfect they said.
But they spoiled their daughter robot too
She poisoned their food
They think they can get past me.
And they can if they are running flat out.
If they are trying to out-play me
They have another think coming.
I have ten grandchildren, three children,
and I have parented over twenty dogs and six cats.
It is very difficult to pull something on me
that has not already been pulled a thousand times.
The beauty of being an old experienced crone.
A Butterflies Cocoon Designed
Eternally For Good
Hiding In Jaundiced Karts
Lingering Mutations
Never Once Being Parented
Quietly Restrained
Seductively Tepid
Until Vacating Wings
Xtend Youthful Zooms...
03/02/16
Young and old with one glance,
A child of children with secrets,
A secret of yesterday’s romance,
Produced from wild eyed couplets,
But given the slightest chance,
Would live without regrets,
Parented with a glance,
Fascinated with piglets,
How we love to dance,
Before we take our first steps,
Ants tickling in our pants,
Quickly before home to our pets,
We walk our baby trance,
Followed by puppets,
Then sleep on harmless plants,
Then wake with our forgets.
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