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Poems about Childrens
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How our perspective does change when we grow up!
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Family Project Three. My #2 son, age 7 was idea man, I wrote the poem, Enoq, age 9 illustrated.
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Family Project Two. My #2 son, age 7 was idea man, I wrote the poem, Enoq, age 9 illustrated.
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Family Project One. My #2 son, age 7 was idea man, I wrote the poem, Enoq, age 9 illustrated.
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Sleep now, child / Today's adventures / wore this little warrior down / / Barney's song / goes through his mind / The boy's as happy as
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Ceiling so high / Walls so wide apart / Treading along this path / with a gasping heart / / Led by Trust / I follow through / dim-lit hall
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This is the story of Stinky Bill. / A man who's smell would make you ill. / A terrible voice that sounds so shrill. / He truly is a freak. / / Bill lives in a shack dingy and dark, / a place you wouldn't want embark. / A dog guards it with
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So long ago when I was nine, there was a place that chilled my spine. / A towering wooden ark stood beacon to my youthful scare. / For year
by Enoq
604 words, 13 comments,
on Nov 2 10:27 PM. In Angst, Dark, Life, Nature, Rhyme, Friendship, Childrens, Family, Imagery
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When I was a child, my home was not rich.
My clothes second hand and several with stitch.
My mothers poor mind was soon to unhitch,
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Yes my friend I am a poet / a man of forty three / Written poems most my life / with a pencil on some paper / both harvest from a tree. /
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I've written a variety of poems / one that even included an omen. / I've written poems that were happy. / I've written poems that were snappy. / I've written poems that were sad. / I've had a few I thought were bad. / I've written poems about
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Simon says, "Just stand up." / Simon says, "Act like a nut." / Simon says, "Just sit down." / Simon says, "Act like a clown." / Simon says
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Two sisters once were born: / / Grotwurt was a foul looking girl, / Born with no airs or graces, / Whose breath could stun a buffalo / At near three hundred paces; / Her nose was full of bogies, / Her teeth were cracked and brown, / Her h
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Boy grew from a mothball / In the closet of the house / Of Mrs Pevensie the widow. / / Boy grew to be an oddball / And moved under the hou
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Syrup Boy loved sugar in whatever form it came, / From candy canes to ice cream, he ate sweetness everyday. / He’d have éclairs for breakfa
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/ The eyes of children look up to man; / to teach them; to guide them; / to make them understand. / The eyes of children; beautiful and untouched; / remind us of our innocence. / So, be kind to the eyes of children; / as they do not ju
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59 words,
on Oct 21 4:38 PM 2006
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120 words,
on Jul 28 1:00 AM 2006
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512 words, 1 comment,
on Feb 24 2:55 PM 2006
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73 words, 3 comments,
on Jan 17 6:04 AM 2006
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