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No one is ever born into Life alone. Everyone has shared the bond of family, at least at birth, and for many people it is a bond that will follow them throughout life. For many people it is the most important bond of all.
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| Family Poems continued | Author |
| While You Were Sleeping |
Tara Simms |
| Have you ever experienced the magic and awe that comes from watching your children sleep? | |
| Snowflake | Paul Hoekman |
| The birth of a child, in some ways, is not unlike the exciting day in the life of a snowflake. | |
| Biscuits Of Love |
Mindy Carpenter |
| A family dynasty is always based on love. And, perhaps, on biscuits, too. | |
| Your Gift To Me |
Joyce Sousa |
| The mother and son relationship is always a special one. But it takes a talented writer to put that into words. | |
| Elevator Thoughts | May Klein |
| As time passes, and we grow older, the relationship between father and daughter changes. Not always as we might wish. | |
| Missing Grandma |
Tara |
| Sometimes, life leaves us only with memories. And wishes. | |
| Mom |
Nicole Garcia |
| Of all the people that decorate your life, few will stir the memories more than your mother. | |
| To My Dad |
Alana |
| When tragedy strikes, it's hard to understand the impact it can have on everyone. | |
| Grandma |
Amanda |
| Even when a person leaves this Earth, the love and memories remain | |
| The Tree In The Winter | Wag |
| This tribute explores the similarities between a father and a silent tree. | |
| Hidden Beauty |
Alotta |
| There is a beauty within everyone, though it is often revealed only through the light we call love. | |
| Angel |
Theresa Rodriguez |
| Is there anyone who knows more about you? | |
| Many Times In My Life |
Butterfly |
| Sometimes, we don't realize how much our mother has done for us until we can look back at our lives and trace her steps through its path. | |
| Our Little Boy | LadyBrandi |
| When we give a child life, the gift we receive in return is simple joy. | |
| Mother | Cobrakede |
| Though there is much we learn from our parents, there is one thing paramount above all. | |
| Our Mother's Melody | Nomi Emerson |
| Music can be a thread through the tapestry of life, tying together our pains, sorrows, joys, and Love. | |
| Just Hold Me |
Jeanelle |
| Loving someone doesn't always mean understanding them. But even when that's true, there is one answer that is never wrong. | |
| Cassandra At Three | Nancy Ness |
| When does Mommy get to sleep in? | |
| A Mother's Day |
Cowgirl Mom |
| A mother has eyes in the back of her head - and a memory that stretches across a lifetime. | |
| A Touch Of Love |
Amy Reynolds |
| Things change, children grow into adults - and still the cycle of Life continues. | |
| Mom, I Know |
Amanda Winn |
| Wisdom isn't always the province of the old, and Love belongs to all of us. | |
| Candice's Graduation Poem | Lisa Winn |
| The best gifts don't always cost money. | |
| A Great-Grandpa To Me |
Frank Greg |
| Poetry about our late grandparents is a wonderful way to keep their spirits living within us. | |
| For Abby | Brenda Chambers |
| How sad that we can't all know our forefathers. Wouldn't we all love to have been able to meet them? | |
| There For Me | C.h. Stokes |
| We certainly appreciate that our grandparents are always there for us. This poet expresses that appreciation beautifully... | |
| Grandpaw |
Dan McDonald |
| Some poems take a little longer to write than others - like 17 years. This poem is a touching tribute, not just to a grandfather, but also to ways of Life. | |
| Her Playmate Is The Sea | Leonna |
| We could learn a great deal about Life and love by watching a small child at play. | |
| For My Mother, My Friend |
Candice Winn |
| In some families, poetry is an important - and very beautiful - way to communicate. | |
| My Dad | Tammy |
| Some loves never change, even as we grow older. In fact, some loves can help keep us from growing old. | |
| Baby's Words |
Frank Greg |
| When a newborn talks of Love and Life, we should all listen closely. | |
| My Bridge | E.W. Richardson |
| Grab a thesaurus, look up "unconditional love," and you'll probably find the word "Mother." | |
| The World's At Your Feet | Andrea Hill |
| The gift of a child is the greatest gift of all.., | |
| Grandfather | Lyn |
| Our grandparents seem so old to us as children. The physical ailments brought on by age can certainly affect our perceptions of them. To see beyond that facade - to the person behind it, is a true gift. | |
| Messy Little Fingers |
Lorrie Williams |
| This poet writes while her children are buzzing around her - about children buzzing around. Every parent can appreciate this one... | |
| Flowers For Our Mothers | Pauline Hamblin |
| Our parents do the best for us that they can. We need to stop occasionally, remind ourselves of that, and never stop appreciating the sacrifices they have made for us. | |
| Little Fellow |
Shirley Mitton |
| Raising children properly is certainly the most important accomplishment we can hope for in life. And one of the most difficult. | |
| My Grandmother |
Shannon Vanderstelt |
| Maybe the worst thing about being young is watching those you love grow old. | |
| My Special Hero |
Christine McClimans |
| The relationship between Father and Daughter is a special one, and needs to be remembered. Forever. | |
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