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Growing Up Son Poems

These Growing Up Son poems are examples of poetry about Growing Up Son. These are the best examples of Son Growing Up poems written by international poets.


Premium Member My Son The Tree
I am so proud to have my son growing up right next to me
Standing so tall and majestic for all the world to see
Raising him...

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Categories: son, fantasy, nature,



Premium Member Mother's Child-
Energy 
We were in the upper room
Energy 
Mother's child 
In communication
He supplanted placing mine spiritual seed planting in the heavens
Me the placed seed
Mother's child 

Desending...

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Categories: son, analogy, appreciation, birth, child,

Premium Member Mom’s Advice For Me Mothers Day 2024

Mom’s Advice For Me
Miracle Man Tom Wright
Mothers Day 2024

Our mom was one of ten children. Her parents were farmers at a time when it required...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: son, how i feel, mothers

Premium Member River's Magic
  I learned to love the river
    waves lapping ‘neath our boat
  Glint of sun set the scene a-sparkle
 ...

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Categories: father son, growing up,

Premium Member Help Me
Help me please!  I'm a kid, and I'm confused. 
Something's wrong with me - 
I like to run wild and free 'neath the sun,
And...

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Categories: son, child, dog, drug, education,



Premium Member Love

Love, with all her iridescent shadows,
bruised by trembling winds of melancholy,
grieving the moments before vows were taken,
startling away the fears, the tears, the years
restoring the...

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Categories: son, appreciation, love,

Premium Member Mamma
Mamma, what a lovely angel you are
Before I came into this world you carried
Me for nine gruelling months,
Morning sickness and throw-ups
Is what I gave when...

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© MB Farookh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: son, appreciation, courage, emotions, i

The Bio-Wars: A Son Lost
A tumour abated alters and waits.
Pathway incised, a new one it makes.
Spreading and forming, roots growing down.
The moment’s now here, a mighty rebound.

Battle exhausted, the...

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Categories: son, allegory, cancer, death, grief,

Premium Member growing a wise wonderful son
Niharo grew herself a strong wise wonderful son.
She showed him there is strength in sensitivity and truth
Listening and helping others was Niharo’s way of life
Her...

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Categories: son, 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Son, You Need A Haircut: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
"A dressed day has disrobed into the depth of a drawer's nightstand." 

(Oh, how positively awesome that what can be sorted out in such an...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: son, anger, angst, anxiety, conflict,

Premium Member Sijo: A New Coat of Paint
A crawling held a walled frame as passer-by beheld too
A football helmet and high school pennant encased against a wall
Tapestry of day shades painted wall...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: son, appreciation, death, growing up,

MY SON
My dearest son, I hope you understand and know how much I love you.
Your Mom and me live to only see you
Before you were born...

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Categories: son, child,

Premium Member Weakness Son, it Lives in the Eyes
Feel the fear rushing through your pulse
I'm sure it's nothing like the pain I was forced to endure
I'm sure it's nothing but a misplaced heart...

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Categories: son, corruption, introspection, perspective, repetition,

Premium Member The Can'T Keep Still Kid
The sun is up, and I'm up. Both the sun and I are up, we're up, we're up
Off with my sleeping clothes, off it goes,...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: son, boat, boy, car, childhood,

Premium Member Pieces
Pieces

I gather things I thought were important, 
that don't seem quite that way anymore. 
There are pictures of the past, 
and lists of goals for...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: son, abortion, angel, child abuse,


Book: Reflection on the Important Things