childrens poetry

Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.

Grandpa Jo & Baby Ben
Grandpa Jo and Baby Ben are inseparable, the very best of friends. With Ben in his 'Huggies', Jo in his 'Depends', clearly they even agree on fashion.
By Queen Nubian3 years ago in Poets
Love with an Unknown Face
In a sea of people, I saw your eyes They captured my heart, with a sweet surprise I didn't know you, but my heart did know
By new king3 years ago in Poets
Telegram Love(my first girl)
Through the wires of the world wide web, We found a love that few have fed. With just a tap on the Telegram app, Our hearts were captured, our souls in a trap.
By new king3 years ago in Poets
The bear, the Window, and the TV
Shining through the window is a glare As I plump my ass down in this chair I turn on the TV And what is it that I see? A big brown grizzly bear
By Dylan 3 years ago in Poets
The Final Journey of My Life
We all must take this journey one day Into the great beyond, where souls sway The path we take, may be long or short But all roads lead, to the same last resort
By new king3 years ago in Poets
I Am Dying
I am dying, slowly slipping away My life's journey reaching its final day The end is near, I feel it inside My soul is ready, but my heart wants to hide
By new king3 years ago in Poets
The Final Breath
Inevitable end, with a final breath The darkness comes, to steal our breath An eternal sleep, we cannot escape Death, the ultimate fate we must face
By new king3 years ago in Poets
The Capybara King
Listen close as the choir's sing The trumpets play and the bells all ring From his golden crown Down to his gown Make way for the Capybara King
By Dylan 3 years ago in Poets
Stuffy Nose
Being sick with a stuffy nose knows no bounds When your head feels like its stuffed like a turkey it astounds Asking a doctor, "what could possibly be blocking airflow and smell?"
By Desirae Anaya3 years ago in Poets
Domestic squabbles
There were dirty dishes in the sink Why they caused quite a stink! It stung in the air smelt from the lair Someone should clean them, I think
By Neil Marathe3 years ago in Poets
A man from Limerick
There once was a man from Limerick Who inhaled a bunch of turmeric It was rather immature Said the legislature He later got the ‘ick’
By Deasun T. Smyth3 years ago in Poets
Limerick About The Absurdities of Life
What is a limerick? A limerick is a form of humorous poetry that consists of five lines. It follows a specific rhyming pattern and rhythm, usually AABBA, with the first, second, and fifth lines having three stressed syllables and the third and fourth lines having two stressed syllables.
By Joseph Ekundayo3 years ago in Poets