childrens poetry
Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.
The Eyes That Never Close
What does a voice say when it has brushed eternity? What words suffice to sum it up? Composed they sit...Silent. Resolved, they act out their narrative in the weathering blue stone that ages even the innocent. Wizened beyond their childlike forms, they weep with the rain and whistle with the wind. They who see, but do not speak. The watchers of the world.
By Abbey Ness2 years ago in Poets
Dinosaur Dreams: Exploring Imaginary Realms Through Play. AI-Generated.
In a land of make-believe and dreams so wild, Roar the mighty dinosaur toys for every child. With scales of green and teeth that gleam, They bring to life each adventurous dream. From the T. rex fierce to the gentle Brontosaur, Each one has a tale that calls for more. Tiny hands clasp tails and claws, Imagining lands where the dino roars. Stegosaurus spikes and Triceratops horns, These ancient beasts in plastic reborn. Jurassic jungles on bedroom floors, Where kids explore and open new doors. Through valleys deep and mountains high, Their roars echo as they touch the sky. In every child's hand, a world unfurls, With dinosaur toys, adventures swirl. So come, young dreamers, to this land of yore, Where dinosaurs live and tales soar. Each toy a portal to times untold, Where stories of the past forever unfold.
By ZAKOTA UNIVERSE 2 years ago in Poets





