Brenna Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Female Footle Slang Names: Part 1

No Alice in Wonderland

Callous
Alice

Sacrificial Lamb

Blame me
Amy

Fan of the Panda Bear

Andie 
Pandie

Miss Hollywood

Star Queen
Arlene

The Trifling One

Petty
Betty

One Gorgeous Redhead

Henna
Brenna

Miss Sophisticated

Classy
Cassie

Not so Sophisticated

Gassy
Cassie

Miss Detective

Police
Clarice

Fragile: Treat with Care

China
Dinah

Miss Flamboyant

Showy
Chloe

The Lesser of the Flamboyant ones

Tawdry
Audrey

The Laggard

Lazy
Daisy

The Imprudent One

Folly
Dolly

Stars in her Eyes

Eileen
Sky Queen

Earth Girl

Terra
Farrah

Meadow Sweet

My  tiny daughter
Brenna
hails the morning

      out-stretched arms
        catch the breeze
she
twirls like a merry pinwheel
 dreamy lashed eyes closed
   head-cocked
   harmonizing
           birdsongs

Buttercup pollen
   kisses 
pink
   toes
while the Sun
adores her



V. Anderson-Throop 2014
dew-blessed
nose

Brenna

A bright ball of energy
A beaming smile with love
This little blessing from God
Who gives the biggest hug
The cutest little giggle
The cutest little toes
When she walks into the room
Everyone knows
The joy and delight that you bring
Just by being who you are
Even singing over and over and over
Twinkle, twinkle little star
You are my heart and soul
I hope I never let you down
Who am I talking about
My daughter, the most beautiful little girl in town


Stolen Treat

The monkey was thinking about what he should eat
Until another monkey had stolen his treat

So he thought and thought all day long 
Until Brenna had finally came along

Did she eat it or throw it away
It doesn't matter i'm her friend anyway

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