childrens poetry
Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.
The Joy of Nature
In the great outdoors, so vast and wide, There's a world of wonder to explore and stride. From the tallest trees to the smallest bugs, There's beauty in everything, even in the slugs! The sun shines bright, the wind blows free, The flowers bloom, the bees buzz with glee. There's a symphony of sounds and sights, That fill the air with pure delight. You can climb a tree, and touch the sky, Or run through fields, with the butterflies. You can splash in streams, and feel the cool, Or watch the stars, as they twinkle like jewels. Nature is a gift, that we must cherish, For it brings us joy, and makes us flourish. So take a moment, to breathe it all in, And let the wonders of nature begin. For in the great outdoors, so vast and wide, There's a world of beauty, to explore and stride. And when we take the time to see, We'll find joy in all that nature can be.
By Tamseela Farooq3 years ago in Poets
The Exam Struggle
Oh, how I loathe exam season, It's like a prison without a reason. The cramming and the studying, It leaves my mind so muddling. I try to focus on the task at hand, But my brain just can't comprehend. The formulas and the equations, I'm convinced they're just creations. My pencil breaks, my eraser's gone, My notes are scattered, my mind's withdrawn. I try to stay calm and collected, But my nerves are just too affected. The clock ticks away, the minutes pass, I start to wonder if I'll even pass. But then I remember, with a grin, It's just an exam, not life or limb. So I take a deep breath and relax, I'll do my best, that's just the facts. And when it's all said and done, I'll celebrate with ice cream and fun. So here's to all the students out there, Don't let the exams bring you despair. Just remember to keep your sense of humor, And you'll make it through, like a true trooper.
By Tamseela Farooq3 years ago in Poets
