Poems About: CHILDHOOD

From here I can see
The art of the sky,
Shrouded by the aprtments,
But a hundred kilometers read more »

My childhood is lost.
Darkness swept it up and away.
No way to get it back.
Gone forever still recalls, read more »

This is the truth, my lover:
My childhood could not last;
Since my long hair was clipped
Full eight long years have passed. read more »

Box
by Ted L Glines

working working read more »

Long hazy days of endless fun
Locked arm in arm on strolling trips
Ne’re looking back nor forward either
Ho how I miss those puckered lips read more »

Oh, the good ole days,
why can't this day be,
the good ole days
thinking of those days, read more »

Pleasant, sweet and sunny is childhood
Resembling the verdant, tangled wild wood
Uncaring with its free thoughtless air
Demanding lovingly a training hand of care read more »

Forbiddings bind me at age
Hope me to be ripe in discipline
My golden childhood beloved
was carefree realm, dawn of life read more »

Mother I forgive you
Because I know you were hurt too

My childhood was horrible read more »

you took away my childhood
i grew up to fast
and as i watched the rime past
it brang up the past read more »

When the hill comes into view.
I see the great roof top.
And all the memories trapped within,
I feel my lost childhood. read more »

I own a million dollar company
Still i owe a great deal
To the child who lead me here
I wish i can give him back read more »