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Your innocent laugh
evokes such pure notes
and the warmth
of your small body in my arms
resonates a passionate song
within this mother's heart.

Along the rim of my soul
rose petals velvet softness
caress my exultation
in the joy only you could bring.

Your world is new;
run wild little one,
discover the beauty
you hold within
and may creation tingle
in the rapture
of your wondrous spirit.


Author notes

Wordbank #7
Words Used In Order - laugh, warmth, song, rim, rose, caress, new, run, wild, tingle.

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  • Ceridwens Soul silver member
    September 12, 2008
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    This is truly beautiful! This piece is special,an inspiration to any parent, and parent to be.


  • penman gold member
    September 3, 2008
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    Excellent

    Another creative and masterful write. So very well done. Best of luck in the contest.


  • BellaD
    September 2, 2008
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    A beautiful poem and excellent use of the word bank. Good luck in the contest.


  • trekkergirl
    August 31, 2008
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    This is so sweet! And the artwork does go so well with the poem. Good job


  • Rovingone gold member
    August 31, 2008

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    What a sweet poem for a little child. It would be glorious if all children couild be subject to such praise through their lives. Very nice.

  • Ceridwens Soul silver member
    August 31, 2008
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    Thank you for your entry, good luck

  • Bob Fox
    August 31, 2008

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    Wonderful

    May I ask you something? My daughter has a lil boy now 13 months old. She worships him and is at the happist time of her life. If I give you my E mail will you send me this poem to forward to her?

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