Children Poems - Page 2

Children, You Complete Me

• By Shelly D. Poole
• Published: February 2006

Words can hardly describe
how much you mean to me,
the love I felt inside
when you looked up at me.

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Plenty To Smile About

• By Iola J Zaan
• Published: October 7, 2018

We recall the things our children used to say
For example from our daughter "I just want my hodalays"
We smile at the many times they use a phrase
And lots of other quirky things, on happy days

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My Children

• By Bertha C. Blankenship
• Published: February 2006

My children are very smart.
Both of them have a great big heart.
They both are growing up each and every day,
In their own unique and special way.

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A Mother's Love

• By Riyan Cook
• Published: November 24, 2018

Full of laughter
Never ending dreams
When the sky reaches out, you'll see me
When the night is full

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I Would Still Love You The Same

• By Jac Judy A. Campbell
• Published: March 2018

If I didn't know where you came from,
If you had a different name,
Or perhaps you were a different color,
I would still love you the same.

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My Children Are My World

• By Kathy Murphy
• Published: April 15, 2019

M...y life is good.
Y...es, I'm glad to be me.

C...hildren running everywhere,

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Kylie & Christopher

• By Kristy Dixon
• Published: August 2015

I love my babies, both of you,
In all you say and all you do.
God blessed me in so many ways,
Two beautiful children to fill my days.

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My Girls

• By Angelina Michelle Lain
• Published: May 2016

When you were born,
I found true love,
A love like no other,
Like I've never felt before.

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A Mother's Words

• By Joanne S. Walker
• Published: February 2006

She is my heart, he is my soul,
And without them I am not whole...
She gave me strength, made me grow,
And once he came, my heart was full...

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Brothers

• By Jenny Elvy
• Published: May 2016

A gentle kiss upon the cheek,
Their love growing stronger with each week.

Watching them make each other laugh,

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