Childs Play Poems | Examples


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Premium Member LIKE CHILDs PLAY-Lune Haiku

like child’s play
throwing up my arms
leaves landing

Premium Member Childs Play

Birth control abyss
fornication uncontrolled 
empty hearts a’flutter

Premium Member Childs Play

clouds like dandelion seeds twirled between palms and blown across blue skies

9/1/2018


Childs Play

Let’s board the child’s play time ship,
And take a magical trip,
To the land of fun and dreams,
That is full of wonderful and sparkling things.

Where anyone who wants to be a child can be one,
Forget all pain and have some fun.
Stay as long as you like and play,
Available to all any time, any day.

When life gets to be too rough,
And you have had enough,
Escape to where kid’s like to play,
Imagine and be whatever you say.
 
Try to remember what it is like,
To play and dream like any tike.
Be a kid and take a trip,
On a child’s magical play time ship.

Childs-Play

Your grace abounds me, the tender love surrounds me 
I am unleashed into a realm of a mystical fairytale 

Castles and princesses 
Money and fancy dresses 
Prince charming is waiting to take my hand 
to show me all he has planned 

But its not enough 
I trade beauty for ashes 
Love for the lashes 
and attention for satisfaction 

Shes more beautiful than anything 
her hopes are higher than her dreams. 
She doesnt know, 
the beauty she holds 
She loves everyone but she feels so alone 
This beauty inside is captured by lies

Beauty? Whats beauty?
Peace? Whats peace? 
Hope? Whats hope? 

I just need someone to listen and understand so I can set myself free

I need to love
I need to breathe 
I need to live 

and feel your love

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