Tag Archives: family
Poetry: I AM FREE TO LIVE by Paul M. Onder
Genre: Family I am free to live. I am free to love. I am free to forgive. I am free to be me. I will live free from man. I will live to love. I will live to forgive. I … Continue reading
Read Poetry: Forever Yours, by Richard Huntly
Genre: Family, Love Forever is a long time. Yet still I’m here, simply yours. I belong to you, I am forever linked to you, all yours. You created something special between us, forever yours. Through trial and error, the learning … Continue reading
Read Poem: You, by Ashley Corcoran
Genre: Family you were seven and a half your mother told you to hide, quick before your father came home with a temper and a belt you were sixteen and pregnant your baby’s father out running his fingers through … Continue reading
Read Poetry: A Mother’s Gritty Wisdom, by Janny C
Genre: Family, Motherhood You meet your child for the first time, so much love abounds. You are so proud to be a mother now. Next, there is: 2 am feedings Colic is reeling Tantrums and screaming Patience at an ending… … Continue reading
Poem: Diaper Bag, by Kimmy Alan
Genre: Life, Family Diaper malfunction Unexpected burp-up Your dress shirt becomes An emergency handkerchief Face it bud! You’re a milk sponge A human highchair tray An absorbent nap mattress How many more reasons are required before you realize diaper bag essentials include an extra shirt? Inspired by the all too common event. * * * * * Deadline: FREE POETRY Festival – Get your poem made into a MOVIE and seen by 1000s. Three options … Continue reading
Both Sides Of The Fence, Poetry by Latonia Sears
Genre: Family Sitting on both sides of the fence with every waking moment While bringing home the same bacon she had to prepare for us My mother and my father were the same One unit, one parent to hug … Continue reading
Big Family, Poetry by Caiubi Maranho
Genre: Family, Political Countries should be a large family With more experiences help the younger ones Each one respecting their space Feeding on the immensity That humans have Since they are harvested In the most noble of virtues Pulling off … Continue reading
