Celebrating Childhood Poems | Examples
These Celebrating Childhood poems are examples of Childhood poems about Celebrating. These are the best examples of Childhood Celebrating poems written by international poets.
Summer days, meals-a-plenty,
Mystical playmates gathering gently
their wares to return another day to
share again in magnified dreams of elegant castles,
Caught on unknown cliffs
with vast green expanses celebrating life,
play, intrigue, and fun!
Days fly, nights fly,
Everyday I try
to keep light touches of
Years gone by to amplify,
My present thoughts of why
these scenes are nigh;
Enshrouded in tulle-like coverings
projecting childhood images,
Leaving the mind clear,
focused on the unimaginable
of long winters leading to opulent springs!
The child I was, so long ago
Knew not of Halloween.
The sweet treats that are now bestowed
By me were never seen.
The preacher at our church denounced
Halloween as evil.
Celebrating it, he said, was
Honoring the devil.
Of course there always were the teens
Who parked buggies on barns
And tipped over the outhouses
On the neighboring farms.
Some of these were brothers of mine,
Just wanting to have fun.
Daddy sent them to atone for
All of the mischief done.
Halloween now finds me ready
With a big bowl of treats
To hand to the children coming,
Just looking for some sweets.
By: Joyce Johnson with 4ft-3 ft.meter, Ballad style.
Written for contest "Halloween Fun" won a 3rd
During last night’s weather report came the warning.
There would be heavy snowfall in the morning.
Radio and television are turned on throughout the town.
The reason is that the snow is falling down.
Yes, the seasonal precipitation is causing a fuss.
We do not know if we should wait for the school bus.
There is room for doubt if there will be school.
Closing down for inclement weather is the rule.
Then the announcement comes. There are no classes today.
The children jump up and down and yell “Hooray”!
Well kids, do not be celebrating too soon.
You will only have to make up for it in June.