Sister Success Poems

These Sister Success poems are examples of Success poems about Sister. These are the best examples of Success Sister poems written by international poets.

     Stretched out,
     On a daycare cot.
     Told to take a nap,
 

© Kim Stone  

Children's Poems III

These are poems for children and poems about children and their mothers, fathers, grandmother, grandfathers and extended families. 



Success
by Michael R. Burch

for Jeremy

We

© Michael Burch  

My cousin started molesting me at the age of 9. He said, “Don’t worry you’ll be just fine”. 
You told me I was special, said

© Hillary Goding  

I want to say something about cursive writing (this might seem random).

I’ve seen articles saying that cursive writing is a “dead art,” that computers have

© Anais Vionet  

Happy birthday, Sister Mikee, 
I wish you success in your life; 
With guidance from the Almighty, 
You will be far away from strife. 

Topic: Birthday

© Bernard F. Asuncion  

I am the stepfather
in a family of grown children.
Where they like to remove 
the word (step) from my title.
But neither do they call me 
Dad,

© Robert Kinard  

Gretel and Hansel were given 
A seven 
But they did not know why 
Since they did not lie 

They decided to be Titans 
At the

© Marc O'Brien  

A bad dream
There was a dreamer boy who dreams a lot and does nothing. He plays also when the boy had a pre examine,
When he

© Mohamad Safan  

One Man’s Lofty Dream or "Lalalaloo, lalalaloo, lalalaloo."

In a country across a mysterious, unrelenting sea,
Lived a young man, another tongue had he with lofty dreams,
Fishing

© Sunlite Wanter  

It all started with a dad who didn't love him
a mum who wouldn't hug him
a sister and brother who are addicted to smack
This isn't even

© Alex Duffy  

>It started with a lump you see
By Stanley Russell Harris
(A poetry Soup Honourable Mentioned Poet)
(The New mad Author)

It started with a lump you see.
As I

© Stanley Harris  

It is more for you
For me I’m done, for me is just a little
I count by eyes blinking
I alter by tongues twisting
One, two, three
Ask yourself,

© Abed Anthony  

My sister said, "Let's go dancing.""Not a chance." 
 "I don't know how. I don't know how to dance."

"They give beginner's lessons at The Yellow

© Cona Adams  

By months, He's younger than her
Don't know which one brighter
All I know they became together
Building a love relationship so tender

She is my eldest blood related

© Olive Eloisa Guillermo - Fraser  

I am God's child, first and forever
I am known by many different titles, a daughter
I am a wife
I am a mother
I am a grandmother
I am

© D.A Hopkins