Parents Poems | Examples of Parents Poetry

I told the child, "I love you so." He said in return, "Yeah, I know!"...

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“Get Up.” I don’t remember hitting the floor. Just the sharp cut between feeling dizzy and suddenly being on the ground. My body felt far away, like I was watching myself from outside my own skin. My head was buzzing, my vision blurred at the edges. The first thing I heard wasn’t concern. It was my mother’s...

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You always said you knew me so well; better than I knew myself. You'd tell me all about me: what I wanted, how I felt. I'd do just what you told me. You'd say I sinned, so I confessed. Because of course it's true— it came from you, and you always know best. You always said you were protecting me, sheltering me, keeping me safe. And I...

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Mother’s Day feels like a joke with no punchline, like the kind of card you don’t buy because you’d have to lie in cursive. I stare at the shelves lined with pastel lies, the soft-scripted thank yous, and the you’ve always been there's. I want to scream at the cardboard. Always been there? Where? In...

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if you depended on cooking book, you would not have a delicious cook...

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She was a pariah In her own family Two angry parents Said “I wish you had died” She was two But she got the message They were angry Because her surgery cost them money...

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I don’t have my learners permit. I have had to be the adult my whole life. I have had to tend to their outbursts and tantrums. I have survived all their rat runs I’ve always told myself it’s an assessment A test of my determination I will soon regain my adolescence They’re just giving me a foundation, I have had to deal with...

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A sonnet by this arrant bard, an other, whose sole half-brother, a real piece of work, and single parent (mother like no other!), together were no warm nor loving perk. In her heart, mother disowned me in life. My younger half-brother begrudged my...

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I cannot imagine future living without eyes tearing while screams chest develop - no acceptance views sooth me - wanting release for inner peace seems a futile painful endeavor I hear heaven's precious angels crying - relationships worship purpose tainted truth will be lost as dysfunctions grow - artificial intelligence violates all hearts minds souls - it is not progressive but sick...

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A Mom and Dad who'd drifted far apart walked by their little daughter's room one night and heard, "I'm hurting right here in my heart! I wish," she told her dolls, "they wouldn't fight and be mean to each other. It's not right!" Before too long those parents, who had prayed, stood holding hands outside...

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He has a tendency to listen to no one A proclivity to overreact, he is not fun His ideas lean toward the conservation realm Has propensity to look danged stubborn on film...

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At twenty weeks they saw the light— two daughters Esme Teresa and Elle Norma wombed in delight— before the room ...

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My father is no conversationalist. For all practical purposes he lives in the garage where he tinkers with nuts and bolts, the lawnmower and the car. My mother talks a lot. She lives on the telephone, and, when not at her housework, buries her nose in travel magazines that tout places exotic and far. It’s crossed my mind many...

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To all you parents out there who doesn't have a clue. God is always watching and sees all that we do. We will give account to him for how we raise our kids. Stop blaming everyone else for the things you did. You blame the teacher, police and others for the things they do. When most behavior that they have,...

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When their daughter’s dream was shattered…when she thought her life was through… she ran to her parents…crying…saying she didn’t know what to do. They embraced her and immediately knew exactly what to say… They will tell her just because one dream has broken not to throw her other dreams away. They will tell her sometimes hearts get broken…they’re not made...

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