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Kindergarten

An egg becomes a chick,
a chick becomes a hen.
When boys get big,
they're called men.
A seed becomes a seedling,
and then becomes a tree,
and when I am all grown up,
I hope I'll still be me.

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This was my first poem ever..the assignment was "What do you want to be when you grow up?"..i had to read it in front of the whoole school for my kindergarten graduation ceremony..i almost passed out.

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  • white stone
    June 29

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    Wow! Good job 5 year old you!


    • Sudo Nimh silver member
      June 29

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      ahh! awesome!..how do you make the little headbanging dude?!..ahahaa!..five year old me..relevant even now..though some days i act more like i'm six.

  • Yemassee gold member
    June 13

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    Was this really back in Kindergarten...or a little creative Charli-ism?

    When I was in kindergarten I could maybe spell my name and cat....with a "K" lol

    Well, the prophecy came true...you are indeed you...I don't believe you've sold out!

    • Sudo Nimh silver member
      June 13
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      dude i protest!..this truly is/was my kindergarten graduation poem..i have the photo to prove it..little charli moon face..sooo not smiling at the camera in her cap and gown with my lovely little ditty captured beneath..everyone else wanted to be nurses or firemen or veterinarians..i hope their dreams also came true..;P
      don't make me bust out the tales of infant prodigies..


  • teddybare
    June 1
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    lol very good

    from a child


  • pixiestix gold member
    April 23

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    This is adorable. Who else could you be?

    For some reason it reminds me how parents and family assign resemblances of their children to other people...she has my eyes, so and so's nose, etc when in essence the child looks like themselves. Similar premise I think. You were a wise youngin.

    First poem I remember writing is when I was around nine or ten. It was about a Blue Jay. I still have it somewhere. I'm still quite in tune with birds. I like the world of wings.

    More clappies for you

    • Yemassee gold member
      June 13
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      Yes, you are in tune with birds, booby hatches, loons...

      I know, I have a bird brain.

      Pix's poem about a bluejay: (2009 version)

      I wuv the buejae
      he bigs the burds
      I wuve the buejay
      I am de nerds.

      • Sudo Nimh silver member
        June 13
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        heeheee!..did you write this yem..or was it really pix?..either way, its bloody cute and i'm going to laugh my face off next time i see a bluejay..which will likely be tomorrow at the shack.. i wuv the buejay..i am de nerds..hahahaaa!

        • Yemassee gold member
          June 13
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          Who else but me would write such a thing? lol

          No way I dare comment on that photo.

    • Sudo Nimh silver member
      April 23
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      hehe..they thought i might be a doctor or an archaeologist or something..showed them! muahaha!...
      mm..yes..the winged world...someone told me something odd about them once..i'll write it..perhaps you already know..?

      • pixiestix gold member
        April 23
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        Parents tend to have their own set of dreams for their children not always realizing right away the child has dreams of their own. Speaking as one, I don't think I'd mind being "showed" as long as what they end up doing truly makes them happy.

        Share the odd winged story...write it up.


  • Aesthete2000 gold member
    July 30, 2008

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    Charli-J, it appears from what
    you have recorded here
    that your hope rings true,
    for you are truly "you."

    And believe Yem, for he is always right!

  • Yemassee gold member
    July 27, 2008
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    Was it your first? How cute. And it makes sense. I've no idea the first thing I wrote but I know my mom sill has an old newspaper I created...pretty sad looking but the odd thing is, I read it about a year ago and it reminded me of something I'd forgotten.

    Anyway, you were a logical youth...unless you wrote it just last month...which, well, I am now embarrassed.

    • Sudo Nimh silver member
      July 27, 2008
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      hehe..I was five when I wrote that one..fer real I was advanced for my age, i guess..my mother introduced me to reading and writing at an exceptionally young age..I spoke full sentences and knew my alphabet fluently at nine months...I read a lot...I'm not sure I was a logical youth..I had some serious social phobias and was rather..withdrawn. I daydreamed a lot. Still do..
      I am glad you enjoyed it It is my favorite.


      • Yemassee gold member
        July 27, 2008
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        Nine months? Wow...I'll let you know when I start speaking in full sentences.

        I was also very withdrawn as a kid, terribly shy. It never did really wear off, I just learned to adjust and seem normal, lol.

        Poets daydream, I could have guessed that about you.


        • Sudo Nimh silver member
          July 27, 2008
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          What had you forgotten?..if i may ask.

          • Yemassee gold member
            July 27, 2008
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            Oh, lol, some really prosaic stuff like a bat that got into the house one night and a mudslide in a neighboring town that destroyed a gas station. I was like nine, I doubt I wrote much about anything dealing with wisdom then...or now for that matter. lol.

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