Just A Toddler At Two Poem by Matt Mondschein
Just A Toddler At Two
I'm just a toddler of two
How can I trust you?
Will you hurt me again?
Will you find joy
In all that I do?
I'm in search of someone to hold me, gentle
Not so tight
If I'm bad, just scold me if you need to
Don't drown me in that tub
I did'nt ask for this
Please for once, a simple kiss
I'm sorry I spilled that juice
How bout' you taking that time out
I'm just a child at two
You really don't need to scream and shout
Just a child of two, we'd be happy
To just dream our life away
With lollipops and lemon drops
Carousals too
We want to be happy today and
Live, laugh and cry
a toddlers way
What a sweet poem about precious little babies! If only they could all be safe and cared for. You put it very well, Matt. Keep writing! Marilyn
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5/2/2024 11:26:41 PM # 1.0.0.1119
There is too much uncaring parenting going on today..just like expressed here...'Little One, Little Voice' you will definitely agree with. I have also written others about children 'In Her Little World'; and others...keep writing..thank you...