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A woman's touch

Mother nature’s done her duty
Way above and beyond,
She’s brought the land to life again
She’s waved her magic wand.

She’s woken all the flowers up,
Sprinkled rain drops on their heads,
Now she’s sent the sunshine out
To raise them from their beds.

She dresses all the trees in green,
She gives the grass its dew,
But she’s not finished quite just yet
She’s still got much to do.

Now that winter’s over,
She must clear away the snow,
And she has to tell the North wind
“You’re not allowed to blow!”

Now let me tell you a story
Which my mother told to me,
It’s all about the world
And how things came to be,

Well, you know that it was God
Who said, "Let there be light”?
But did you know that Mother Nature
Was the one who made the night?

She put the moon up in the sky
Where the sun could make it glow,
Then she used its magnetism
To make the rivers flow.

The stars up in the heavens,
She painted them so bold,
They’ve inspired every poet
And every story ever told.

You see, God in his wisdom,
Gave the world a woman’s touch,
And he knew no one but a mother
Would love this world so much.

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  • CatQueen248
    September 9

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    You might want to put "raindrops" as a whole word. Besides that this was such a beautiful poem. Well done. Also thank you for the comment on my poem too.


  • NewDay
    August 23

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    wonderful

    very well doneI loved the way you used your words!the words of nature...and how you spke of its touch ....i really liked it

    juliet


  • crazymomma
    July 12

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    The imagery in this is wonderful. I love the story too. Just one thing, I think in this line you meant USED:"Then she use its magnetism". This was very nice and a pleasure to read. Thanks for entering.

  • Thank you for this beautiful poem that you have entered in our children's contest, although we both feel it may have been more appropriate in a contest about nature.
    Please join us in future contests that we will have in the series as we would like to read more from you...Sue and Jeff

  • Thank you for your lovely entry, good luck in our contest, Josie & Kiarna
  • This.. was.. breath-taking. Such a beautiful poem of rhyme and love and nature, imagery pouring like rain from your words. I really loved this poem, and it would be perfect for the baby book. Such a treasure to read..

    Thanks for entering & best of luck
  • Jane

    I bet she slept soundly after this...
    S23


  • Meej
    May 7

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    This is very well written and every stanza, except for one, flows perfectly. THis one Well, you know that it was God
    Who said, "Let there be light”?
    But did you know that Mother Nature
    Was the one who made the night?


    i feel doesn't flow quite as well as the others. Other than that this is a beautiful, well written poem that invokes strong imagery. The flow keeps the reader happily moving from stanza to stanza...good job

    Meej


  • Bleep7
    May 7
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    Awwwwwwwwwwww!

    What a sweet, reflective poem. I love it! And with Mother's Day comin' up - so very fitting, too!

  • Wow that was so beautifully written. This is definitely something I would want to read to my children at night too. Kudos!


  • Rheea gold member
    May 6
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    This was the sweetest thing absolutely the sweetest thing. I loved it.

  • This was beautiful...
    I loved the rhyme. Its got truth to it too.
    I could see what you were talking about and couldn't stop reading it when I started.
    Great write.


  • Makaskill
    May 6
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    beautiful poem

    This indeed is a beautifully written poem. I liked the rhyme scheme, sweet and not deep but powerful in message. I enjoyed feasting my eyes on this write. Thanks for sharing...Shalom

  • JWGoethe
    May 6
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    Awww...sweet and romantic. Love the rhyme, the meter, everything about this. The childlike simplicity of it adds to the appeal. I think I'll share this with my daughter.

  • grannyeri gold member
    May 6
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    What a wonderful poem you have penned here. Great flow, rhythm and rhyme in these lines. So easy to read and understand what you have shared here. Well wishes in the contests.

  • Rudolf
    May 6

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    well written

    this must be a winner, I love the ryhme and flow.
    only thing thats missing, the golden trophies glow....
    rudolf

  • ShaCarl
    May 6
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    This poem was very well put together. I love the rhyme. Keep up the good work!!!!

  • so nice to have this entry,... Thanks I really admire you being a loving mom to your sibling;' Gudluck in this contest
    Ruthy
  • I had to nominate this for the front page, it's just so beautiful! I can well imagine curling up with my daughter in the rocking chair, and reading this poem to her before bedtime. I also appreciate the last stanza .. it's an honor to mothers everywhere!!

  • Eusebius
    April 29

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    Wonderful and really quite flawless... perfect meter and rhyme and an excellent sense of poetry which is really impossible to teach. (note: a typo in the line with the word magnetism in it.) bravo... bravo... bravo...


  • FuzzyFangs
    April 28

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    That is so sweet. I love the the last stanza the most.

    You see, God in his wisdom,
    Gave the world a woman’s touch,
    And he knew no one but a mother
    Would love this world so much.

    Nomally all things sexist say things about god being allpowerful, but this is really sweet. Great job.


  • GizmoBob
    April 27
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    Awesome write.....brigtened my day!

  • mrs234
    April 27
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    Oh my this is a beautiful poem, so nice to read and smile, your poem creates happy.

  • ScarletO
    April 26
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    This is just beautiful and so cheerfully lively. I bet your daughter loved it. I know I do.


  • Cat10
    April 25

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    thanks for entering! this was very intresting for me to read, don't read much nature stuff, but you did a very nice job here, good luck!

  • The FaeQueen
    April 23
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    Great writing! vivid imagery. Overall a wonderful poem!

  • deedee37
    April 22

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    I really really loved this poem. I wish i could write like that. It is totally beautiful. You did a very wonderful job on this. I would like to read more that you have written.

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