childrens poetry
Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.
A Lullaby
I have chosen this prompt from the following 2024 prompts by Judey Kalchik: Write a lullaby (it doesn’t have to rhyme, but it could) for one of these: a star, a rhino, a cup of coffee, a candle, your first car, a child, your parent, your job, an ear of corn, your phone, the sea.
By Denise E Lindquist3 years ago in Poets
Matriarch of Hearts: A Symphony of Love
In the embrace of her tender grace,Lies a universe, an unwavering base.She weaves stories with love's tender thread,In her heart, a symphony silently spread.Through trials, she stands as a fortress,Her love, an unspoken, endless chorus.She nurtures dreams with unwavering care,A beacon of hope, always there.Her sacrifices, a silent symphony,Her essence, a guide to serenity.In her embrace, warmth forever lingers,A sanctuary amidst life's stingers.From dawn's first light to eventide's glow,Her love, a river that continues to flow.In her name, countless tales unfurl,For she's the heartbeat of the world.
By Reena Nauriyal 3 years ago in Poets
