Poems About: FAMILY

I was there
You didn't see me, but I was there
I watched
I saw read more »

Being born into a big family
in the midst of uncertainties,
Real understanding
and perseverance it carries. read more »

Mother, mother what shall I do?
You taught me things old and new
I have a family of my own to raise
Learning about kids, I'm truly amazed read more »

Lips registered smiles
As the varied family durations
Of three, four or five years
Ceremoniously came to a close. read more »

The Circle

The circle reduces
It shrinks read more »

Her family is broken.
Her father's never home and when
he is, he doesn't even notice her.
Her brother is never here, always with read more »

I don't wish to impose
But can I join your family?
You see mine fell apart when my father died
I don't think anyone has noticed read more »

My Biggest Fear.
Being alone.
having no one to love
and having no one read more »

Rejoicing angels,
As the devils fly down,
Searching victims,
On earth to dwell. read more »

At times, we adopt friends
so they become part of our extended family.
We extend them the love
that lives within our hearts read more »

Hello,
family,
how are you?
my precious ones, read more »

As I move motionlessly through the rubble-
The manifestation of buildings—destroy
I picture myself, my family engrossed within the rubble— read more »