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Poetry: Parents

• 1 of 69

  by Jennifer Mae

  Someone should have warned us,
  How difficult it would be
  To raise our little Joey
  And keep our sanity
  
  He started off so cuddly

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• 2 of 69

  by Kathleen Weisgerber

  Parent

  
  
  
  

  You must be wise enough to know

  to make them stay will make them leave.

  You must know when to let them go.

  Yet, if they

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• 3 of 69

  by Jeanne Dininni

  MOTHERS

  I think that I shall never see
  a brush surpass the artistry
  That brings to bud the eve or morn
  a helpless little babe

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• 4 of 69

  by Debora Spadafora

  Mom and Dad

  
  
  

  Who's there for us each and every day?

  Caring for us in their own special way

  Even though we've grown up and moved

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• 5 of 69

  by Deb Keen

  Mom, isn't a beautiful day?
  Mom, how much is two plus two?
  Mom, do I really have to get up now?
  Mom, I don't want to go to school.
  Mom,

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