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Mark Bird

Children's Poet

DreamBeastPoems@yahoo.com

Inspirational Believe Poems for kids that promote determination, self-belief, and positivity.

Below you will find a selection of inspirational Believe Poems for kids to encourage

determination, self-belief and positivity on a range of subjects: using your voice, the Olympics, bereavement, inventions, bullies, love, smiling, failing, standing out from the crowd, being your unique self and lots, lots more. #BelieveinYourself

Click a title below to explore the Believe Poems for kids and if you're inspired by any of the Believe Poems, send your poetry into Dreambeast Poems to be shared on the blog.

A No Pens Day

An athletic starting line in track and field.

Be Olympic!

A child is amazed as his dreams take flight in space and time.

Dreambeast

An alien hides behind bedroom drawers looking hopefully at a pink planet out of the window.

I Didn't Dare Go

A child letting go of a pink, heart-shaped balloon.

Letting Go

A child runs free in a field.

Mother Said

Illustration for 'Say I Fail?' poem for kids: a child with a seed in his head that grows into belief, symbolised by a tree full of trophies.

Say I Fail

A question made of many smaller drawings of inventions (Silhouettes and black and white images)

Sparks

A smiley face on a yellow ball

Super Smile

A child looks down at his shoes which look like beetles.

Way To Win

A sign on a window saying, "YOUR IDEAS MATTER. Write them down."

Write A Line

A post-it not is nailed onto a price of wood - it reads, "Resolutions"

Be More You (Resolution)

Children loving the skin they're in

Birthday Suit

A smiling face stands out from the crowd.

I Did Not Choose

An old man stares in the mirror and the child he was, stares back at him.

If I Were Me

Three children imagine being each other in thought bubbles.

Me

A hand holds a light bulb up to the sky

My Poetry Teachers

A white cat skips with a skipping rope

Skipping Through The 80s

A child is surrounded by lots of new admirers on a yellow bench.

Squashtastic!

A child is surrounded by bullies who pick on them

The Different Path

A child remembers his mother's words: "Go on my child, go on."

Where Do I Go Now

A blue neon sign asks, "What is Your Story?"

Your Choice. Your Voice.

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