childrens poetry
Nostalgia-inducing poetry inspired by our earliest favorites; from Dr. Seuss to Mother Goose, children’s poetry is all grown up.
It's Not Chocolate
Wait! Don't lick at it! It looks like chocolate sauce But really it's ... * Thanks for reading! Author's Notes: I think we all know what the last word on the last line is meant to be. Something parents around the world will surely understand - chocolate or pooop?
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Poets
Teddy Bear
You fight off the nightmares so I may hibernate in whimsy. The shadows under my bed and creaking floorboards cower. You bear no steel, just brown curls, a scuffed nose and crooked eyes; an orange thread that connects your snout, that I still kiss goodnight. A small rope coils around your neck, that I once thought kept it in place. Brown string defines your paws, I hold gently in my cradle. No claws, no fangs, just love and hope. You are the silent protector. The defender of the dreamy. The king of the forest.
By Mya Doerksen2 years ago in Poets






