Short Childrenlove Poems

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I Love Jesus

"I Love Jesus" is a children's song, sung to the tune of "Frere Jacques".

I love Jesus,
I love Jesus-
Yes, I do!
Yes, I do!
Jesus died for my sins
So I can live forever
Because He loves me, too!
Because He loves me, too!

Bonus activity: Help children look up Mark 10:13-16  in the Bible, which explains that 
Jesus loved and blessed little children.
Form: Rhyme


The Daddy Poems (Memory)

I remember nights when up alone
You sceptered my arms
And I monarch marbled my throne
With your eyes cute charms.
Out of my love came the songs 
That changed your high pitched yells
To gentle snores, what throngs
Of dreams I had! Love make spells
And time breaks them
Like a heart. I remember nothing
Where the broken stem
Of our relationship dethrones the king.
Form: Verse

Filbert - Fall

It's fall they say it is today,
The leaves so pretty,
Gold and red
Falling every where.

Around my house
And in my yard
The leaves decorate
Colors I love to see...

Sniff... sniff.... sniff....
I love the smell
Of leaves from fallen trees.
It's fall....

The trees are getting ready to sleep....
Winter is coming with it's comforting Blanket
To awake again in the Spring,
My trees.

Mya

Her face so young, so untouched
So full of light
She lights my world.
Her tiny hands reach towards the sky
They reach for me.

Trilling laughter echoing in my ears
I smile because she smiles.
Love as pure as this only exists in a mother and her child
I now know how incredible that love truly is.

She is utter perfection
Eyes blessed by the blue of the sky
Lips kissed by a rose

I love you, Mya.
Form:

A Cup of Rain

I put my hands together
And make for me a cup,
And when it's cloudy weather
I go to fill it up.

"Oh big big clouds,
Won't you fill it for me?
I love to drink raindrops
And they love to kiss me."

And sometimes they hear me,
And sometimes they don't,
And once they were near me,
But growled out, 'We won't'.

But if my cup is empty,
And nothing they will give,
I still will love raindrops
As long as I live.
Form: Lyric


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