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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I suppose everyone likes to be loved and comforted, and, it seems, one of the best ways to convey love is through a soft touch. Love is best when it is shared, and a toy is always there, ready to receive and give love as needed. Honestly though, the only animal toy I remember from my childhood is the monkey puppet at my grandmother's house, once a toy of my dad's. My grandmother noticed I liked it so much that she let me take it home. The glint in its realistic eyes made it seem alive with its own personality. I never named him, but today, I'll call him Sparky. Later, when my son was a toddler, he was given a cute cream-colored stuffed bear that was just about his size. We gave him a pair of my son's hand-me-down overalls, and my son affectionately named him Starpoint. So, I hope you enjoy these two poems, written specifically for this evening's poetry recital. Ode to Sparky I found my monkey in a toy filled box along with some old-fashioned wooden blocks. He laid in that dark place for forty years, but his bright eyes bore happiness, not tears. He was a faithful friend, while I did grow. I took him to school for a puppet show. A primo companion, above all others - with a guy like him, who needs brothers? Ode to Starpoint I guess I never knew you all that well. Twas in my son's young heart that you did dwell. You were just as cute and big as my son - no wonder he picked you to be the one to be his special companion and friend, to whom this sole honor he would extend - you're the only bear (wherever you are) to be named after the point of a star.
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