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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.


Premium Member Heartbroken Again and Again
~~~ Heartbreaks can give us inner strength
in developing courage, self-growth, self-awareness
       and empathy or can break us physically
 ...

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Categories: verse, heartbreak, heartbroken, life,



When Smiles Melt Too
The pavement claims ice cream from little sticky fingers. Cries echo through the air, tugging at the heartstrings of first-time parents. Turned-out pockets disarmed, everyone...

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Categories: verse, beautiful, childhood, nostalgia, poetess,

title suggestion please Original title: Problem No Car and No Job
He can't wait to move out
since he's grown up- but the problem is
that he has no car and has no job
(Is it a catch twenty-two?),
he's...

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Categories: verse, leaving, son,

Premium Member PACKING UP HOUSE
Packing up house
I do not like
Much, rather fly a kite,
Or go on a hike!
We lived in our first home 
Almost forever,
But in the last six...

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Categories: verse, home,

Premium Member tv is my radio
TV is my radio
I listen but rarely watch
drawing cartoons
writing poems
playing word games
multi-tasking while others watch
I was trained to do this from childhood
thanks to my parents’...

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Categories: verse, music, technology,



Maladaptive Daydreaming
The flashing lights grow closer,
but the cries of my 6-year-old sister
have quieted. 

To my left, I see the car driver, my brother, 
lying motionless in...

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Categories: verse, mental health,

Premium Member My Shyness Turned into social anxiety
Be quiet so you won’t be heard anymore. You might have heard this phrase growing up. Why do people think it’s their job to silence...

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Categories: verse, allusion, anger, anxiety, appreciation,

Mystic 2025
Mystic 2025
Poem
Lionel Derbyshire.

The day before on the night..
We packed for Mystic July 2025
We told each another on the phone..
Of what we going to do
We going...

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Categories: verse, america, best friend, cry,

Drowning
I’m drowning.
I’m getting pulled under.

I can feel the water slowly filling my lungs
as I scream for help,
but that scream is muffled by the crashing waves,
crashing...

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© Grace Aloi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: verse, 9th grade, anxiety, how

Premium Member A Kid Should Be A Kid
I know kids should be kids
Too many parents will not allow it
Be quiet whenever you are around
Don’t play too hard or get dirty
And above all,...

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Categories: verse, child, childhood, fun, kid,

The invitation of love into a black woman's heart
Deep down she was a hopeless romantic
Masked with hate because she thought she couldn't have it
After all she was a black woman 
When she asked...

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Categories: verse, black love, discrimination, longing,

Neatness and Godliness
Every picture I’ve seen of you as a child,
You wear your hair in plaits.
A stern middle parting and two dark brown braids
Falling down on each...

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Categories: verse, bereavement, children, grandparents, poverty,

Premium Member woman attempts to control her daughter
If you are disobedient, I will disinherit you.
This was said in a mean way with a snotty face.
the young woman felt sorry for her mother.
her...

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Categories: verse, parents,

Premium Member Philberts Dilemma

Philbert’s in a state euphoric, and why not?
After years of burning academic oil, a PhD he’s got!

But a PhD these days – as he is...

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Categories: verse, dark, humor,

Hereditary
I try to suffice the unseen parts of me,
the ones I try so hard to hide,
to take apart,
and rip away the nature,
though it seeps deep...

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Categories: verse, 12th grade, abuse, angst,


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