Siblings Poems - Poems about Siblings

...Back in the days of yesterday and today, or, traditions and contemporaries ... she came. Ye......Read the rest...

...Some dream of palaces full of silver and gold In the future of their afterlife, something to behold Others dream of heaven, and pearly white gates Passing the judgement, and receiving their fate ......Read the rest...

... My mother and father never wavered in their routine. After each one of my siblings sprang into life, my father sat on the porch and spit ‘Day’s Work’ tobacco juice down his chin while my mother sna......Read the rest...

...Anyone please help me I lost a precious thing. Please... Please help me to find it. I am searching it everywhere but I don't find it. Please help me. I lost myself. Always fight for fame an......Read the rest...

...When I go to school I want a double pink desk. This is what his girl talked about, her name was Tess. Jack wondered what double pink meant, but never knew. Tess never explained, and disappeared in......Read the rest...

...Not the bee box! Grandma would say We heard it each time we went to stay She had something in there precious for sure. We knew to open it would feel impure. Our parents would caution, “Don’t go......Read the rest...

... It's always Aldi on a Sunday afternoon. You're always waiting with your shopping bags in hand, slowly trudging along with your walking stick. It takes you ten minutes to get into the car. You ne......Read the rest...

...Born December 5, 1961, blonde cherubic, lips of rose buds, eyes of the bluest baby innocence. Remember the 1960's brother, Massapequa proud, Long Island. Our Cedar Street, lined once with what ......Read the rest...

...Another age passes unmeasured. Giant calms; in placid time waking guilted warmth irradiates. Unbroken calm aether heralds the next age. Past embers cooled in God’s eye, forgiveness of imagined b......Read the rest...

... Ducks and Ducklings My daughter's residence favoured my luck ! I loved so much, ......Read the rest...

...Whether I whisper or shout, no one listens, for my words and cries fall in vain. Like a dried leaf from a tree, no one cares if it lands at the bottom of the sea. Everyone reacts to the smile, but ......Read the rest...

...Springtime, you always arrive so gently, as high school proms bring tears of friends who know they must soon part. I will try not to weep of fifty-six years ago, as I see the vision of my sibling......Read the rest...

...In childhood days of laughter and play, Side by side, we'd dance and sway. Siblings bound by love so true, Together in all that we'd pursue. Through schoolyard antics and homework woes, We'd f......Read the rest...

... Line of inquiry from Unseeking Seeker: "discarding narrow thought flow crutch we learn directly by soft touch and what we garner we relay to the vast void in childlike play entwined thus wit......Read the rest...

... Humpty Dumpty was in fact a selfish king. A narcissist with a harem of women, many who were under the age of sixteen. He was quite large and disfigured, due to his royal ancestors marrying siblings......Read the rest...