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Innocence Childhood Poems

These Innocence Childhood poems are examples of Childhood poems about Innocence. These are the best examples of Childhood Innocence poems written by international poets.


Premium Member PART OF ME: A FALLEN CHILD
Part of my soul severed by their ruthless oppression, demoralization and exploitation of a frightened and abandoned child.

Part of me drowning in detrimental sorrow as...

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Categories: childhood, abuse, anti bullying, child



The taste of oranges
Was it just the juice of oranges?
Was it childish innocence?
Was it just a summer barefoot-song?
Have I swallowed it amiss?

My mouth remembers tasting it -
remembers it...

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Categories: childhood,

I Find Her in Everything-A Poem About Change
I tend to mourn who I used to be,
To think of all the change I have endured–since birth, until now. 
I think about how happy...

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Categories: childhood, cry, feelings, growing

Premium Member The Black House
The Black House A Childhood Memory 

In the black house where memories reside, 
Middle childhood days of carefree delight, 
Warm sunbeams upon sweet shrubs at...

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Categories: childhood,

I’m hungry
In a time where innocence should reign,
This little girl faced trials, her heart in pain.
Her upbringing, not necessarily the worst, I’d say,
But love and stability...

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© Socky xxx  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: childhood, abuse, anger, betrayal, child,



playground scars
Little Girl swings in the air,
legs pumping, wind in hair
the closest to flight she’ll ever be.
freedom and fairytales whisper in her ears,
telling her with each...

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© Oliver Chu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: childhood, abuse, anger, angst, child

On the Playground
The bypassing kids looked at me hastily with their eyes sparkling, foreheads sweaty
 but somehow they weren’t tired. 
The girl climbed onto the swings with...

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© Ali Tse  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: care, childhood, cute love,

Premium Member Do Poets Always Walk in the Rain
Do poets always walk in the rain?
This poet once did
When she was but a kid.
The bathwater of summer drops
Cascading from suburban chimney tops,
Puddles on pavement
Begging...

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Categories: childhood, growing up, innocence,

Premium Member Milk Delivery ephemera poetry
In the morning light, a milk bottle stands,
A relic of bygone days, in my trembling hands.
Embossed with nostalgia, a link to the past,
From the dairy...

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Categories: change, childhood, history, memory,

My inner child
My inner child 

Today I reconnected with my inner child,
I realised how she once always smiled, 
Her innocent glowing face is now tear stained,
And full...

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© Sarah Cope  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: childhood, children, deep, meaningful,

Premium Member Brother Of Our Souls
Born December 5, 1961,
blonde cherubic, lips of rose buds,
eyes of the bluest baby innocence.
Remember the 1960's brother,
Massapequa proud, Long Island.
Our Cedar Street,
lined once with what...

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Categories: childhood, 7th grade, 8th grade,

Children's Poem VIII
Children's Poems VII

These are poems for children and poems about children and their mothers, fathers, grandmother, grandfathers and extended families. 



Sailing to My Grandfather, for...

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Categories: child, childhood, children, family,

How About
I have done everything.
I have survived the harshest winters, braved the fiercest jungles, and fought the most heroic battles.
You have too.
You looked to your friend,...

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Categories: childhood, 12th grade, adventure, creation,

We Left Our Childhood Behind
Remember when we used to play
In our backyards every day
We built castles in the sand
And chased each other hand in hand

Remember when we used to...

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Categories: childhood, feelings, friendship, innocence,

Let the Children Be
Let the children be

The carefree laughter of a child, sweeps across the sky 
The joy of playing and happiness can be seen 
Eyes sparkle and...

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Categories: child, child abuse, childhood,


Book: Shattered Sighs