21. Snowy Sunday
The world is spinning
round and round
while snowflakes are falling,
bound for the ground.
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22. Travel For Fun
I want to travel around the world for fun,
And see different lands, one by one.
But I would not like to travel by aeroplane, train, or by car -
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23. Good Dreams
Knock, knock! Hush, hush.
Good dreams quietly march.
Like the fairies, they bring stories and tales,
And they sing their song: "Bala-boo, bala-bash."Featured Shared StoryWhen and why have you written this poem? Is there some kind of special meaning?
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24. Little Boy
Little boy, with your eyes so blue,
You see the world so shiny and new.
He hugs his mommy, leaves his daddy's knee.
Time to explore; so much to see.Featured Shared StoryI love kids, and this poem really captures their innocence and "no worries" philosophy. Nice poem and a good read. Good job.
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25. Magical Wishes
If I were a magician with dancing eyes,
I’d grant all your wishes for a smile.
Sunny skies full of waltzing butterflies,
New friends to share your toys (for a while). -
26. Glad That I'm Me!
If I was a flag
I’d be flapping and raising
If I was a star
Up high I’d be blazing!Featured Shared StoryYou can go anywhere you want to. The biggest ride of your life begins in the light of our mind and soul. There is no fear, my dear, in a world of happiness. Any dream can come true. Fly with...
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27. Pumpkin, Oh Pumpkin
Pumpkin, oh Pumpkin,
Your candle light's bright.
Pumpkin, oh Pumpkin,
You shine bright through the night. -
28. In Darkest Woods He Wandered
In darkest woods he wandered,
one moonless stormy night.
The tree limbs made him shiver
reaching out through lightning's light.Featured Shared StoryGreat spooky writing! Halloween is one of my favorite holidays and I love to read Halloween/supernatural writing year round.
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29. Foreign Lands
Famous Poem
Up into the cherry tree
Who should climb but little me?
I held the trunk with both my hands
And looked abroad on foreign lands. -
30. Mrs. Blossom
Mrs. Blossom was a witch,
we're pretty sure of that,
though she didn't have a broomstick,
wear a cloak, or pointed hat. -
31. Dragons
In my little airplane
flying way up high,
zooming through the lands of clouds
so white and grand and high, -
32. The Shut-Eye Train
Famous Poem
Come, my little one, with me!
There are wondrous sights to see
As the evening shadows fall;
In your pretty cap and gown,Featured Shared StoryHadn't come across this one before. Not quite as good as "Wynken, Blynken and Nod," but excellent for the period and a precursor to more recent sleepy time travel poems and songs.
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33. Support Imagination
A ball dress, some slippers, and I am in heaven.
Believe me, pretending and dress up is fun!
Can you use your own imagination?
Do give it a try, my little one. -
34. Morning Fog
The morning fog
- White and dense -
Comes creeping in
Through the garden fence.Featured Shared StoryGiving feedback on published poems is much more fun than trying to scroll through them looking for gems like this. Well done. Love it! Great rhyming. I can picture this as a children's book...
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35. There Is A Monster Under My Bed
There is a monster under my bed
With big red eyes in his bumpy head.
Long yellow teeth and a big hooked nose,Featured Shared StoryBrilliant! Everyone needs a mum and a kiss and their bear. I used to have a little dolly that scared away the monsters. Love your work. Excellent stuff.
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36. Life In Fairy Land
As a small child I fancied to sail
By ocean to a land of fairy tales,
Camp in a field with Little Red Riding Hood.
Dazzling stars would fire at the Big Bad Wolf. -
37. Haunted House Inventory
Wooden door; wide and creaky.
Sculking cat; snide and sneaky.
Skeletons; cold and clanky.
Madame Witch; old and cranky. -
38. Did You Know?
A cardinal flew past me today
Because he wanted my attention.
Cardinals mean someone in heaven is thinking of you.
Did you know that? And did you also know that -
39. No Monsters Allowed
I told my mom there is a monster under my bed,
and she tells me it's all in my head.
What about the one coming through my wall?
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40. Five Little Stars
Five little stars were twinkling,
Bright like never before.
One little star burned up -
Now there were only four.Featured Shared StoryI really enjoyed this poem...it was simple but was very good for children.
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