Parents Poems | Examples of Parents Poetry

You apologize over and over, Yet do it again cold shoulder. In church every Sunday saying you’re a “righteous” man, But at home you’re the devil’s right hand man. It’s crazy how your so smart and calculated with...Read the rest...

The beckoning call of the Nightingale Like the whistle of wind in a sail Arrives on a spring days tail And nestles like a cotton ball Inside a trees hidden cloud The hatchlings are so loud Bumblebees covered in a...Read the rest...

Fukuda Chiyo-ni Haiku Fukuda Chiyo-ni (1703-1775) was a celebrated Japanese poet and painter of the Edo period, also known as Kaga no Chiyo. CHIYO-NI POEMS ABOUT WOMEN AND DESIRE How alarming: her scarlet fingernails tending the white chrysanthemums! —Chiyo-ni, loose translation/interpretation...Read the rest...

In the depths of desire, I surrender to you, My body, my soul, in everything I do. Your dominance, a flame that ignites, In the dance of pleasure, we reach new heights. Submissive wife, to your every command, In the...Read the rest...

Our parents take us just so far And then we find our way, No longer captive to the rules They taught us to obey. So where we live or what we eat Or wear or do for fun Must be decided...Read the rest...

In the attic of your heart, they dwell, Like forgotten relics in a spell, Their whispers soft, a distant stream, In the labyrinth of your surreal dream. Within this dream, your parents...Read the rest...

My parents, thank you for everything Thank you for my life, I love you, I am yours Thank you for your help, concern, and love Thank you for the schools, everything Everything, my heart, and love always yours ...Read the rest...

Cousins gather neath the table, Gives us space to hear what we're able. Tablecloth hangs down, No...Read the rest...

You might say, “I long to chase this path, As far as it can go, to witness, feel and join, The adventures of the wanderers. I want to mimic them, and do as they do. To...Read the rest...

'My mum will not speak above a low whisper in public because she doesn't want to draw attention to herself.' Richard C. Armitage "Whisper, we're in church," my momma tells me. "Please momma, let me be." I only wanted...Read the rest...

. We had a call - Some happy news, ...Read the rest...

With ink and mind, a future bright, In education's noble fight. For every child, a chance to soar, Equity's flame, forevermore. The curriculum, a vibrant stream, With skills for life, a modern dream. Assessment's lens, a wider view, Beyond the test, a...Read the rest...

Gracious fortress of caring fortitude Guarding by their compassion’s latitude Governing to soar through faith’s latitude Guiding with attitude of gratitude… God blest our parents’ love-packed magnitude! Daddy’s chromosomes in his fatherhood Blended with Mama’s genes midst motherhood Nourishing fully healthy babyhood Toward...Read the rest...

"Lizzie Borden took an axe, gave her mother forty whacks, when she saw what she had done, gave her father forty-one, she washed herself from a watered pail, she claimed their lies and vicious tales, she pled not guilty and moaned...Read the rest...

I am more right-brained than anyone I have met. Being left-handed goes along with this and my dyslexia. An old-maid old-school old-faced teacher decided to fix me. I was forced to wear a thumb-less mitten on my left...Read the rest...