Childhood Poem by Jessica lee Workman
Childhood
Sticky fingers ' tangled hair,
crayons everywhere.
Fancy artwork ' on the wall '
drawn by midgets ' three feet tall.
Tell me why ' and tell me how '
that was mine ' I want it NOW!
Fix my bike. Buy me gum.
If you have it, I want some.
Dirty faces, grass-stained knees,
learning words ' like pretty please.
Endless hugs & goofy wet kisses,
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: hair
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