Best Pigtails Poems

She’s the little girl with pigtails,
who sits quietly at her desk.
Whose eyes lift to meet no one,
whose clothing is always a mess.

He’s the little boy on the playground,
whose strays alone without a friend.
Whose countless cuts and bruises,
are too deep for those to mend.

She’s the little...

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Sparkling little star,

So much you warm my heart,

A little girl in pigtails

Made of sugar and spice,

But enticed with snails and mice

And puppy-dog wagtails

When you sing you bring happiness to my heart

So sweet you are my brightest little star


By: Eve Roper 8/28/2015...

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A black dress draped off me

Flowing with the wind 

Following the crowd

Roses clutched in my hands

Alone in the crowd I stood

No one bothered to watch me

Not passing most of their hips

I was invisible

Fixing my pigtails I watched her go down

Six feet down

No hands held my...

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"How do I love thee, let me count the ways"
A poet of old was known to have written
So how many ways can we say I love you
When our hearts have truly been smitten

Yes box, No box or Maybe box
Has been known to give us a...

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