Poems About: CHILDREN

In this page, poems on / about “children” are listed.

  • 37.
    Child Molester

    Note- I wanted to write something something darker and deeper then what I currently have been.

    This is what came out. read more »

    Ramona Thompson
  • 38.
    LET THE CHILDREN REMEMBER

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    Aldo Kraas
  • 39.
    Let a child smile

    Let a child blissfully grow,
    Don’t try and obstruct his natural flow.
    Let a child sleep,
    Don’t try and break his dreams. read more »

    Nikhil Parekh
  • 40.
    Truth Smiles In Child!

    What an eternal pair they are,
    God and Nature, positive and negative,
    God revolving freely around nature,
    Smiles at Nature, read more »

    Ramdas Bhandarkar
  • 41.
    Child In Your Arms

    Child in your arms
    Will always love you

    Child in your arms read more »

    Dave Alan Walker
  • 42.
    A Mother

    How can a mother forget her child,
    the child who is conceived nine months in the womb
    the child that is cradled at daytime,
    night time until dawn? read more »

    Elizabeth Padillo Olesen
  • 43.
    Three children

    Three little children.
    One with a home.
    One sitting on a thrown.
    The last child only skin and bones. read more »

    yvette carbajal
  • 44.
    The child removes the sky and earth

    The child pushes the borders of the possible
    The child sees the sky
    The child sees the earth
    The child is thinking I am made of the sky read more »

    Miroslava Odalovic
  • 45.
    A Broken Child

    A broken child hides at night.
    A broken child cries in fright.

    A broken child hides the bruise. read more »

    Haley Brown
  • 46.
    The Child

    Deep down inside there's a child,
    A child tha'ts abused,
    A child that couln't smile,
    A child that a sick person, read more »

    Maria Luisa Taylor
  • 47.
    Education is the light of child's mind

    Education is the light of child's mind
    It makes him literate and disciplined,
    Without education in life nothing he will find,
    He looks newspaper but can't read it, read more »

    Mazid S Kazi , INDIA
  • 48.
    Mondays Child Poem

    Mondays child is fair of face,
    Tuesdays child is full of grace,
    Wednesdays child is full of woe,
    Thursdays child has far to go, read more »

    anamika dev
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