Poetry: Poems about death for children 8 Articles

by Sid De Knees

How Cat' becomes a Butterfly. When Caterpillar's settle down, and turn into a Brown cocoon. They go to sleep and rest a while, and change beneath the Sun and Moon. Then come back, pretty Butterflies delighting us...read more

by Angie L. Harris

The Sandman's Sleigh As slumber crept upon me and my life was placed on pause, the Sandman came to visit me dressed as Santa Clause. "A surprise" he claimed "I have for you", as I climbed his sleigh. ...read more

by Richard Polk

Rose: The red rose pedal Falls solemnly to the frost covered earth As the withering plant slowly ends its long journey That began with its birth And now ends with its death As the cold October wind Starts to...read more

by Sarah Wall

I woke up one night to see you watching me, The room went all cold,it could not be. You moved closer and i moved away, I just want to know,are you here to stay. You left me two years ago, I was still a child,what did ...read more

by Julie Knight

Daddie's Star. Your Daddy was a special man, And you were Daddie's greatest fan, Remembering him in a special way, Will bring a sparkle to your day. You cycled, you laughed, you tickled, you swam, Best of all, yo...read more

by Bianca Chantel

I'm five I can't see my dad no more Cause my momma said he's in the sky Heaven is what she really said When I asked where that was She pointed to the clouds I don't understand I told her he's still here His body ...read more

by Betty Rodman

Pumpkins sleeping in the field dreaming of becoming pie Or perhaps the ability to wink a Jack-o-Lantern eye Bathing in the autumn rain, sleeping through the night. Morning come, daybreak; early morning light. Pick m...read more

by Nasim Begum

Skin so soft as cotton wool Beautiful silky hair greased together Cute little nose, lips and gorgeous eyes Fingers and toes so perfectly posed Cold and clammy, I feel so sad Empty and isolated, hidden from the norm ...read more