Family Tritina Poems | Examples
These Family Tritina poems are examples of Tritina poems about Family. These are the best examples of Tritina Family poems written by international poets.
The farm I loved, my ancient homeplace
A families love, God given grace
Though poor then now those memories embrace
I learned to be somewhat independent, life embrace
So much to explore on that old homeplace
So lucky to be covered and blessed by God's grace
The whole family worked hard, filled with grace
There was plenty of food, nature I did embrace
That farm will always for me be my homeplace
Homeplace,
Grace
Embrace
I once saw a UFO; an unidentified flying object.
When I told my family, they thought that I was nutty.
An object can be anything; even simple butter.
When I got up this morning; I wanted toast with butter.
When my toast was ready, my butter contained a foreign object.
Since peanut butter was all that was left; my task was very nutty.
Outside I took my breakfast; coffee and toast so nutty.
Across the sky, something glided; as smooth as, melted butter.
It was no bird that I saw, but an unidentified flying object.
I saw the object; I’m not nutty; and to the store I’ll scurry; I have to have butter!
Precious little fawn;
How you touch my very soul;
Step not onto that deadly asphalt.
Wicked is the chemical asphalt;
Go back, into the woods, tiny fawn.
You are such a precious soul.
From my soul to your bright soul;
Humans have created that lethal asphalt;
Return and celebrate your family, little fawn.
I always speak to fawns with my soul;
Their enemy, is the interstate’s asphalt.