Poem on my childhood. 56 Children Poems 2022-10-13
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As a child, I was surrounded by the beauty of nature. The rolling hills and verdant forests were my playground, and I spent countless hours exploring the wonders of the outdoors.
My childhood was filled with the joys of discovery and the thrill of adventure. I was constantly seeking new experiences and trying new things, and I was never afraid to take risks and step outside of my comfort zone.
One of my favorite memories from my childhood is of a warm summer day spent playing in the fields with my friends. We ran through the tall grass, chasing each other and laughing as we tumbled to the ground. The sun was shining, the birds were singing, and everything felt right with the world.
Another treasured memory is of the cold winter nights spent huddled around the fireplace with my family. We would roast marshmallows and tell stories, laughing and chatting until the wee hours of the morning.
But perhaps the most vivid memories of my childhood are those of the poetry I loved. I was always drawn to the rhythm and rhyme of verse, and I spent hours poring over my favorite poems, marveling at the way the words danced across the page.
I still remember the first time I read "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost. It spoke to me in a way that no other poem had before, and I was struck by the way it captured the essence of childhood – the sense of possibility, the endless opportunities for exploration and adventure.
In many ways, my childhood was a time of boundless imagination and endless possibility. It was a time of growth and discovery, of learning and of loving. And though those years have now passed, the memories of them will always remain with me, forever etched in my heart and my soul.
All Poetry
Why, my earliest recollections are of pains and colics sore, And the meanest kinds of medicines the grown folks down would pour, Ipecac and paregoric, and though I hard would kick They still would dose and physic " Cause the baby must be sick! We'd get a good hiding if our parents knew. It's so much deeper than that. The poems are filled with sentimental longing for the days gone by. There is no bigger responsibility, and yet a relationship with a child can bear the greatest rewards. .
It's been fifteen years now, and our friendship's still strong. My feet pressed against the dusty roads. Poetry is to educate people, to lead them away from hate to love, from violence to mercy and pity. Sunny skies full of waltzing butterflies, New friends to share your toys for a while. Some natural sorrow, loss, or pain, That has been, and may be again? Watching a movie again and again. I'm sorry for the times when I made you cry.
Childhood Memories Of Summer We spent those stifling endless summer afternoons on hot front porches, cutting paper dolls from Sears catalogs, making up our own ideal families complete with large appliances and an all-occasion wardrobe with fold-down paper tabs. From flying in the cosmos to distant lands filled with alien races. More likely in a fertile mind Is where they will be abound. Children intuitively know when they are wanted and when they are not. You treated me just like you used to.
I remember disasters simply because they raised me. Oh, the life of the young ones Was such a beautiful phase. The ending is near, I think I've said enough! I would hand you the world on a silver string And listen to all the children laugh and sing. Fields were full of wildflowers we picked and pressed into a book, books were read for many hours. All I ever did was play With building blocks and molding clay.
But time goes on, and on, and on. Follow the link above to read the full poem and to learn more about it. Then up I'd jump on Christmas Day, the greatest time of all, Waking up the family to see if he had been, Closing eyes and walking in to see the festive scene, Running to a pile of gifts, "I can't believe my eyes. Sometimes we left crayons on the cement landing, just to watch them melt. And there will I keep you forever, Yes, forever and a day, Till the walls shall crumble to ruin, And moulder in dust away! I'll go around in circles Until I'm nice and dizzy, Sprint up and down the house, Send everyone in a tizzy.
We would even get A cookie or two. And in our body's absence, Lord, I'm praying they may know The only need that they would have Is what I've instilled in their heart and soul. I could not foresee what was to be. He says that this made him sad, and he came to realise that this would always happen: soon after the berries had been picked, they would go rotten. The stars, they fade in the daylight. My childhood Christmas memories always make me smile. Do you remember those days I would lie in your lap As you doodled my ears, I would take a short nap.
It is gone forever. Childhood Raven Taylor Sometimes my memory of childhood breaks like a wrist. Let them bring you breakfast in bed, let them burn your toast. Both of them have a great big heart. Grown up responsibilities was the order from now on, Until that is the greatest gift, a child to call my own. I am guilty of this myself with my 4 children! Instead she'd cling to all of us Or roam the streets alone.
Monopolized by despot kings who conjure lies of life that is free. I was also a professional wrestler, fighting in the ring. When we started out, we were just so innocent! The infant class nativity, the songs we used to sing. It probably lacked that drama and intensity that is shared in adult friendships. Ripped off wrap all over the floor. A whole four channels from which to choose Until they bid goodnight and closed; From late night until mid-morning, Static noise and screen of snow. It makes me realize that words Are very much like seeds.
Poem: My Childhood's Happy Days by Daniel Webster Davis
Although every word is not as it happened, my childhood is something I wouldn't want to forget, always embedded in my mind. Of counting days from Halloween, I really couldn't wait. I remember- hide-and-seek was the best game, but as we grew up it became so lame. Coming first ensured you were cool. But somewhere along the road We drifted miles apart.
