Short Pregnancies Poems

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


Premium Member Figure It Out

To prevent unwanted pregnancies-
we need to quiet our hips and thighs 
and ignite our hands and mouths,
You figure it out.
Form: Choka


Premium Member October Bliss

Over-burdened trees Proudly shy of pregnancies Would-be mothers of cherries. October wind runs Leaves fall to lay bed to rest In bliss after the labor.
+++ October 9, 2014 Form: Sedoka Sixth Place win Contest: October Bliss by Andrea
Form: Sedoka

Call It What You Want, Its Still True

I want to live to become
The kind of person I needed when I was young.
Inspiring, affirming and solidifying solutions to the moral dilemmas
of the inflicted youth of this era.

Drugs,liquor and poverty, teenage pregnancies
HIV ,STDs, cimininal activity, inhospitality,inequality.
Obstacles to humanity
are the order of the day in society
Just check in on your family tree
It might have skipped a generation or 2 or even 3
© JP Thomas  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

In This Civilized City of Africa

i must be king, the sole lord,
whether baboons and monkeys
draw a long stream of blood 
whether allies of men-beasts
parade an endless blood-bath
there! a sacrifice of infants
of pregnancies of still-births
of gray-hairs that forcefully 
must fall before my leopard’s claws –
i must be king, the sole lord,
the dry tears of the monkeys
would not move the tiger’s jaws
ever-ready in the belligerent
defense of my palm-coin
in this civilized city of africa.
© Canny Amah  Create an image from this poem.
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Dreams

Behind these blue eyes is so much sorrow
always wondering about tomorrow.
so much guilt and so much pain
about the babies I couldn't name.
So many pregnancies that went bad
so many reasons to always be sad.
There is a baby out there made just for me
but for right now i just have to wait and see.
I wouldn't take for granted what so many people do
the whole experience would always be brand new.
So until the day I get my joy
I'll be dreaming about a girl and a boy.
© Kim Powell  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Birth Control

The total sum of all humans who have ever lived is estimated at 106.4 billion
and 6% of that total refers to all humans presently living.
1/3 of this total population of humans who were ever conceived
is the result of unforeseen or unplanned or unwanted pregnancies.
The time has come for all humans to better manage the birth of more babies
otherwise we will have to colonize other planets in order to preserve our species
after we've established civilizations deep in our oceans and seas.
Form: Rhyme

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