Best Childhoodgirl Poems


Her Tears

so sad not to see her smile
My baby lost her puppy love
Her first heart break
To see her this way...what to say

My little girl so sad and blue
Guess its all part of growing up
We all have been there
I just don't like to see her this way

Her smile can light up the day
But not today
So young and foolish to believe
Forever that's what all sayu

I wish I could pick her and take it all away
Daddys little girl 
Frozen unsure of what to say or do
I just know without her smile I don't like it this way.

Children

There was little girl with large, owl eyes
beaming curiosity outside her window sill,
eying that new girl across the road.
She looked at her.  She was a skinny,
shorter than five-feet, sandy hair from
the Pacific shore, and eyes that were the sea.
She had a smile so lively and spirited
and contagious for she smiled too.
The little girl jumped from off her bed,
took her eyes off the glass,
strapped on her playing tennis shoes and
yelled to Mrs. Fannigan, "Mama, I've finished
cleaning my room. I'm going out to play!"

Misunderstood

Once 
Grandmother rubbed her back and listened to all her
Little woes

Like how
Her big boy cousins
Stepped on all her dolly's toes

Once
Grandmother guided little girl
Through the hazards and pain of the great wide world

Like how
To make too straight hair
Look perfect curled

Once 
Grandmother lived right downstairs
Waiting with open arms and a heart that cared

Now
Grandmother in Heaven
Waiting for her little girl and little girl is all grown up and scared.


Rachael

R achael in her inoscents.
A girl of many talents.
C unning in her ways.
H appy all the days.
A  Ballerina in a tu tu
E veryday a different  shoe.
L oving in her heart that girl of mine.

Premium Member Monkey Shines

The mama took her little girl 
to see the monkeys at the zoo.
Monkey sitting on a limb doing
“that thing” that monkeys do.
The little girl asked her Mama 
why it was doing that.
“Oh, I don’t know, darlin’, 
maybe to keep from gettin’ fat”
“I don’t know either mama, 
but he’s looking hard at you.”

© Jun 10 2010   Charles Henderson
   7 th in John's Giggles contest

My Dream I Prayed Hoped and Wished For

From the minute i was born,
I prayed, hoped and wished to be daddy's little girl,
As i grew up i started to realise,
That everything i prayed, hoped and wished for weren't going to come true,

I had faith in that person,
I called Dad to change and start realising,
What his little girl wished for,

But it never happened,
Not event o this day,
I'm 14 yrs old,

I have given up on praying, hoping and wishing,
And i know in my heart,
I can't give that man a second chance,
I wanted to be Daddy's little girl for so long,
But it's too late now................

I know deep down this will never happen.


Little Girl -Lyrics

v1:

Little girl...The sun rise's and It set's.

Little girl thers not reason to be up set.

Your to young to act so wise.

Your to young to rush your life.

Its great to just be a Kid.

Dont rush to grow up.

 

::CHOURES::

Your to young to kno what love is.

Your to young to kno what drugs is.

Your young to grow up just be a kid.

Little girl soon you will see.

you dont kno everything.

 

 v2:

Little girl your to young to be haveing  a kid.

Little girl your to young to be haveing sex.

Your to young to be dressing how you dress.

Your to young to be dateing guys.

Thers no chances of him being mr. right.

Your smart enough to kno whats wrong or right.

Just be a kid.dont be in such a rush to grow up

Premium Member Last and Lonely

My heart is beating very  fast.
Will I be she who’s chosen last?
I hear my name and join the three
Who have been favored over me.

I watch those standing yet in line,
And see their fear as strong as mine.
Their fate unknown, they mutely stand,
And pray to join our little band.

At last one girl stands there alone,
Her face is flushed, her chances blown.
As telling tears she strives to hide,
I know full well she would have died,

Rather than left abandoned there,
To bear the scorn and pitying stare.
I know  the shame, I’ve filled her shoes,					
The girl that neither side would chose. 


Entered for John Heck's contest   "Blink"

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