Short Young And Vibrant Poems

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Premium Member We Love the Nanny

We Love the Nanny

Promise me. Not a word to anyone.
I think I'm in love with the nanny.
She's young and vibrant and dark.
I'm blooming in her midnight garden.
My wires spark. My heart's ignited.
Keep it secret. Not a word to anyone.


Birds Making Music

Birds morning songs waking us to a new day,

brings us joy to upper bliss.

Birds making music each day, sends us

off feeling young and vibrant.

Birds eating their breakfast of insects

and other things makes our life on

this earth much better.

Would be a sad world with no

concert from our many friends

of the air.

Written 7-22-11

Bintu

She is a courteous little girl.
She is young and vibrant.
She is diligent and dutiful.
She is truthful in her deeds.
She is quick to listen,
She is invariably slow to speak.
She is smart at school works,
She is swift to do house chores.
She is prompt to friends' calls.
She loves wholly,her parents and neighbours.
She's her siblings' pride.
She's a salt to humanity,
She is Bintu!
Form: Rhyme

Happy Birthday

Whatever your age. 
You turn the page. 
Another year gone by. 
Do not sigh. 
Every year is a lesson. 
On how to get to heaven. 
The older you are. 
The greater your star. 
With posterity. Comes verity. 
Gone the humbugs. Gone the grudges. 
A new year begun. 
You feel so young. 
The body may not be as good. 
The soul stays as it should. 
Young and vibrant. 
Like an infant, just begun

Destiny

Dedicated to becoming a young successful woman 
Everly so pretty and deserving of a kiss on the lips
Spiritually coming out of the cave and seeking truth
Testifying of all your sins and making a blessing to a young man with an interest in you
Intelligence is a gift you have and that you must believe in yourself
Noble is how you are in manner and respect to me
Young and vibrant, I can see you as the mother of my children, my love.
Form: Acrostic


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