childrens poetry
Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.
Love in see
On the edge of the dream I stand Counting the pulse of night in my palm Planting my name in the wind Hoping it will return in bloom Roads pass without a trace Except for the echo of my step The moon shatters in water I gather its fragments To shape a new dawn O heart, do not fear Time is a wave And we are the sail of patience We move on even when clouds grow heavy I write a promise to tomorrow And hide it beneath the light If the journey grows long Hope will be our guide And the soul a home that never fades
By America today 8 months ago in Poets
The Chair No One Sits In Anymore
The chair sits by the window. Its wooden arms are worn smooth, the polish dulled by time and touch. One leg is slightly uneven, something no one ever bothered to fix. The rest of the room has changed—new curtains, fresh paint, different furniture—but the chair remains exactly where it has always been.
By Imran Ali Shah9 months ago in Poets
Micheal Jackson "A bedtime story"
🌟 “Michael and the Moonlit Melody Michael. Michael wasn’t just any boy—he had a gift A bedtime story Once upon a soft, starry night, in a cozy little town where music floated through the air like fireflies, there lived a boy named Michael. Michael wasn’t just any boy—he had a gift hidden inside him, a gentle glow that only came out when the world grew quiet.
By Press Release 9 months ago in Poets
