Parents Verse Poems
These Parents Verse poems are examples of Verse poems about Parents. These are the best examples of Verse Parents poems written by international poets.
Somewhere in timeSomewhere in time
I need to make
More friends
Because I only have
Few friends
And the friends I have
Got some respect for me
They respect my race
And my religion
Also, I...
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Categories:
verse, inspirational,
First July 4thGrieving is a journey
not a set time frame
Our first holiday without
our son is today, July 4th
He was an adult, so we may
not have spent the...
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Categories:
verse, grief,
A JULY 4TH REFLECTION:2025
A JULY 4TH REFLECTION: 2025
It’s July fourth,
And the POTUS seeks
Elimination
Of immigration
In America,
Although his parents
Immigrated here:
Father coming from
Hilter’s Germany
Which id the womb
Of the fascistic type
Of...
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Categories:
verse, allegory, analogy, celebration, destiny,
Her journey to self loveShe sat in front of her vanity mirror
Her reflection felt unfamiliar
The girl in it didn't look how she pictured
She felt like a...
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Categories:
verse, appreciation, beautiful, beauty, discrimination,
It's too beautiful within your soul, like a garden blooming under clear and endless skiesIt's too beautiful within your soul, like a garden blooming under clear and endless skies,
It's too late within my thoughts, where the shadows of memories...
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Categories:
verse, fantasy,
My Translator“Mom, they called my name I won.”
“Mijo, estoy tan orgullosa de ti, qué bendición.”
Her voice lifts when I tell her. ...
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Categories:
verse, appreciation, blessing, family, language,
The simple truth floats like a cloud of mist in my mind and yoursThe simple truth floats like a cloud of mist in my mind and yours,
you don't know how to do this, and your silence sings of...
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Categories:
verse, fantasy,
To the Looser who Lost OutI reflect on the days-
Her first little steps, those tiny feet chasing dreams.
Her doing silly little dances on the floor,
She'd giggle, then...
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Categories:
verse, child, children, dad, daughter,
Loss Sustained
When friends suggested, “Try cocaine!”
Mike’s “No” would reckon choice.
His mom ignored this new campaign;
rebuff became Mike’s voice.
Having...
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Categories:
11th grade, drink, drug,
phones back in the day my dayphones used to be for phone calls
back in the day
my day
the fifties, sixties, seventies and eighties
Now phones include word games
video games, emails, reference books
text messages,...
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Categories:
verse, nostalgia, technology,
Bones Remain AliveLoitering around at the expense
of my parents back,
I too wish to be at the resemblance
of hardworking thumbs,
those same fingers that sewed
the...
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Categories:
verse, death, family, farm, growing
Bob Loblaw
There's a grocery chain in Canada
Known by the name of Loblaw's
That in itself isn't anything special
Till owners named their son after grandpa
Their poor son was...
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Categories:
verse, funny,
Remembering the frantic little boy with strawberry blond hair who didn't say booRemembering the frantic little boy with strawberry blond hair who didn't say boo
Nonverbal (though he could talk)
most of his responses
happened to be witnessed
as his characteristic
and...
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Categories:
verse, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
I’m Never Right
Oh, I ask, is it my appearance or rather to say my...
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Categories:
verse, endurance, integrity, parents, poetry,
What happened to the placeI resided there once
I returned to find it derelict
Looks like a horror scene
Spiders spun webs
Doors locks blown off
Leaves placed as if arranged evilly
When I...
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Categories:
verse, home,