Child Month Song

Written: May 28, 2026, **************** Barbados once sang in May— Children's struts with dynamic gameplay. November calls, in step with the world, where love flags for all kids are unfurled. November music is cheerful and bright, Children's voice, the happiness ignites. Palm trees wobble slowly as artists dance, sprigs slap slightly, as their feet prance. Kites sail over the sky in dazzling shades, Stories of destiny are yet to be made. Each child shows a flame, each grin a spire, A symbol of vitality for the island to inspire. “Slow down,” says the sea with shimmering hand, “Listen to children, they brighten the land.” From May to November, the message is one— Barbados shines brighter when children have fun.
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Roper Avatar
June 4, 2026 at 6:48 PM
Great job on this creative piece, November Child. Best of luck in the contest.
George Avatar
May 29, 2026 at 10:05 PM
'Each child shows a flame, each grin a spire, A symbol of vitality for the island to inspire.' A very vibrant celebration of children's energy and potential. This poem will be greatly appreciated by Trina, as it has a local flavor of the Barbados.
Hind Avatar
May 29, 2026 at 8:00 PM
sweet!!
Goldsmith Avatar
May 28, 2026 at 12:42 PM
What a wonderful write/story/picture you have here. Love This... Great/true Ending... Have a lovely day writing away............
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May 28, 2026 at 5:47 AM
Each child shows a flame, each grin a spire, A symbol of vitality for the island to inspire. “Slow down,” says the sea with shimmering hand, “Listen to children, they brighten the land.” …Joy to read!
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