Poems about Family

• Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night

  Do not go gentle into that good night,
  Old age should burn and rave at close of day;

  by Dylan Thomas 23 lines, 67 comments
• At Breakfast Time

  My Pa he eats his breakfast
    in a funny sort of way:

  by Edgar Albert Guest 50 lines
• The Perfect Dinner Table

  A table cloth that's slightly soiled
  Where greasy little hands have toiled;

  by Edgar Albert Guest 42 lines
• Take Home A Smile

  Take home a smile; forget the petty cares,
  The dull, grim grind of all the day's affairs;

  by Edgar Albert Guest 14 lines
• A Boy And His Dad

  A boy and his dad on a fishing trip-
    There is a glorious fellowship!

  by Edgar Albert Guest 34 lines, 3 comments
• Daniel at Breakfast

  
  his paper propped against the electric toaster

  by Phyllis McGinley 28 lines
• The Cottage Revisited

  When one returneth from a distant land,
  Where he hath been in pilgrimage afar,

  by Thomas Cogswell Upham 284 lines
• The Home Of Happier Days

  Yes, bright the velvet lawn appears,
  And fair the blooming bowers;

  by Maria Smith Abdy 16 lines
• Children

  Harmless, happy little treasures,
  Full of truth, and trust, and mirth,

  by Martin Farquhar Tupper 49 lines
• My Sister Nell And I

  We strolled down by the river side,
    My sister Nell and I,

  by Joseph Horatio Chant 51 lines
• Home

  I foraged all over this joy-dotted earth,
  To pick its best nosegay of innocent mirth

  by Martin Farquhar Tupper 90 lines
• Oil The Cricket

  "Mamma, what noises do I hear?
    They keep me wide awake."

  by Joseph Horatio Chant 26 lines
• Our Yard

  You ought'er come over to our yard.
  Oh boy! But we have fun!

  by Joseph Pullman Porter 47 lines
• A Boy's Reverie Over An Old Picture

  WHAT shall I be?
            I'd like to be a soldier, strong and tall,

  by Samuel John Stone 57 lines

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