Poems about Brother poems

My little brother is full of joyOne of the few things in life that I enjoyHe always loves to go to the parkBut he’s still afraid of the darkMy little brother knows I go to schoolBut for this h

He left Ireland in nineteen fifty twoOur brother John the man I barely knewHe was the eldest of the familyAnd the Homeland he was never more to see.In life our brother John he journeyed farHe li

Brother Rabbit and Brother Terrapin wanted to run round a tree. They went to Brother Bear and asked him to be the referee. He said to Brother Terrapin, “You win if you’re the first to take the s

My brother has cancerHe’s four years older than meHe’s all that I have leftOf my original familyMedicine freaks him outSo in the hospital he goesHe’s also got dementiaHow long he has, kn

You were still my brotherno matter what you didor how you livedand I loved you.We were not as closein latter yearsas we werewhen we were younger.I wish you were hereso I could hold youon

We'll make it easyWe'll make it simpleAnd will say you goodbyeWith smiles and dimpleAs you know pretty soonYou'll go and findAll good you are hoping forThat is nice and kindBuit if ever in l

I sometimes get angry at my mother, For giving birth to such a naughty brother! He'll never be my kind of lover, Mostly because he scribbled on my favourite magazine cover.'He is such a brat. I'

With sincere thoughts and plenty of wishesWith a hope of God's ton of blissi wish to send prayer's bucket in your wayAs today brother its your special dayMay all your morns be shining brightAnd

If God could give us a new brother? What type of broyher would he give us? Would he be a very friendly brother? If God could give us a new brother? It would be nice to have a brother that listens

My sweet brother…! I am blessed with a sweet little brother, And I am thankful to god that he didn’t give me someone other, We went to the same school,

The first born of the familyBrought happiness and prosperityEven his name represents that“Aklil” means “crown” in TigrinyaHe paid his life with no doubtStood for his people for his home l

I figured I should call you Before I started drinking again.Because you don’t answer, I started without youSince last night I had a visionIn which the planes were falling, Again, a kind of re