Short Childhoodmother Poems
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My favorite place is Mother Oak.
She is tall and thin-like,
has forest green leaves,
and has light-brown bark.
I smell lunch cooking.
I hear Morther Oak talking to me.
I hear kids playing.
I hear whistles being blown.
I feel Mother Oak's smooth bark.
I feel her soft branches.
I feel the warm wind blowing.
Form:
If my mother gets mad
Will her love go away?
If I am not good
Can I still go play?
Sometimes I'm too noisy
And mess up the house
Other times I'm quiet
Tiptoe like a mouse
Whatever I do though
My mother still loves
It's surprising to me
I still have her hugs!
I'm a lucky young child
To have this lady
To care for me always
Since time I was baby
God loves His little ones.
Blessed will they be,
Lullabyed by angels
In sweet harmony.
Lovingly chosen by
Their Lord above,
Parents bestow on them
Unstinting love.
Happiness and blessings
On each little head.
He who would harm them
Has reason to dread.
God watches over them.
Angels assist.
Contented the child
Whom a mother has kissed.
Dear little one
You have nothing to fear
With God and the angels
And Mother so near.
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