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Cradle Poems - Poems about Cradle

Cradle Poems - Examples of all types of poems about cradle to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for cradle.
The unified universe
... From bright sunshine to dark caves From cozy cradle to forlorn graves From autumn gloom to spring bloom ......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, universe,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Ocean's Tale
...My name is Ocean. If you listen, you will hear me speak. but you must listen carefully, or you will hear nothing but the cacaphony of my waves and tumbling pebbles at the shore. Open your m......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, appreciation, history, nature, ocean,
Form: Free verse
THERE WAS A NATION
...There was once a nation Bound by dreams and unity Every soul proud and free A land of hope and harmony. Then a shadow crept unseen A poison to the nation's dream Leaders, once so bright and t......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, 12th grade, africa, corruption,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Don't Look Closely
...Ottava Rima & ABC. Sadly, due its lack of artistic values and matching verbiage that would have met with an arguable challenge, hail an NFC poem--you see, as I found the bite in this baby ......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, analogy, art, cool, extended
Form: ABC
Cotton Castles of the Sky
...A cotton castle hangs in boundless blue, No fleeting wisp, but cradle vast and soft, A mother's touch, where weary hearts find rest. Her downy cloak enfolds the world in sleep, Forgotten memories......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, 7th grade, analogy, emotions,
Form: Blank verse



'A Riddle' from my Dream
...where is she? where is she? asked the emperor the lady with the candle must not be found... do you think the captain of this ship is blind? the anchored ship must not be caught... the baby i......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, 12th grade, adventure, beauty,
Form: Metrical Tale
Premium Member Be What You Are
... The frolic boughs of trees tremble, butterfly-latticed leaves flutter in the trail of summer squall, where the feisty forest plays with foliage. Don’t make your mind a sprawling forest of......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, analogy, life,
Form: Free verse
Reclamation
...And so it goes from cradle to grave From baby’s wail to funeral laid We reason, ponder, dissent, and cry As time repeats and years go by Sages offer their grand excuse In what’s left wa......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, death,
Form: Rhyme
My Gardian
...Oh dear how I need you near me Your tall presence towers my body Your long dress flaps like peddles of flora It's white color is so pure I'm overpowered by its aura But I'm not threatened, quite ......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, angel, appreciation, beautiful, i
Form: Rhyme
Gaze into the battling fire - a whisper in savage red
...Gaze into the battling fire - a whisper in savage red, And into the clouds that travel at the blind and cyclic wind's behest. When the murmur within starts to weave its frail thread, Calmly, let y......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Timid and mighty
... Slight may outdo the sizeable Nature is fascinatingly unique Its sways and swings are astounding ......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, appreciation, inspiration, introspection,
Form: Free verse
May PanAfricanism be our guiding light
...Let the paths of our ancestors remain in sight, Their struggles, their dreams, their fearless might. Nkrumah's vision, Sankara's spirit, Lumumba's grace, Mandela's legacy, a beacon for our race. ......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wild Rice
...Beneath the Wolf’s breath, rocks cradle my resting form. Wild rice sways, whispers— nature's soft secrets unfurl, beauty bathed in dawn's light. Note: Wild rice growing at mouth of Wolf River......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, native american, nature, river,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Love
... "One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. The word is love.” ~ Sophocles, Greek Poet Love, where travels thou diminishing shade? This is not the path I ......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, death, depression, emotions, life,
Form: Sonnet
When Jesus Comes
...When Jesus Comes When His steps descend among the stars, When Jesus walks upon the earth within us that struggles, seas of raging darkness lose their fury between the edges. His arrival brings si......Read the rest...
Categories: cradle, fantasy,
Form: Free verse

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