Poems About: DAUGHTER

“YOU know, my friends, with what a brave carouse
I made a second marriage in my house,—
Divorced old barren Reason from my bed read more »

Rictameter

Daughter
And Son of mine read more »

A woman is biased
As she prefers son to daughter
In the treatment of love.
It is daughter that nurses her. read more »

When Mother Nature’s calling
And my mortality rings clear
Voices I would aspire to hear
Of those to whom I hold dear read more »

One day,
I'd like a daughter named Kelsey
One with flaming red hair
Spotted with freckles read more »

The family was
Filled with
Sorrow read more »

A soothsayer once said in Greece,
In invincible morning light,
'There is someone who brings the wind,
Who turns the Day to Night' read more »

Love List

This is my love list
Joey was my wife read more »

After singing in the choir
at the major’s daughter’s wedding

you were all invited read more »

An old lady,
Wrinkles stamped on her face,
Greeted me 'Merry Christmas',
Invited me to her residence. read more »

for Clara, my daughter, my heart, my song


She didn't invite me, read more »

Daughter, you may give your child
Better bread and newer toys
Than I did you in those days.
I note you spend with your daughter read more »