Open Poetry #12 |
I've Lost My Precious Little Girl |
Mother_Earth Senior Member
since 2000-11-20
Posts 13701/2 year Texas & 1/2 year Michigan |
I've lost my precious little girl She was here one minute and then gone In her place a stranger did swril This is the start of her happy song Baby teeth going, beautiful smile filled in A child's face being transformed to adulthood Her eyes hold a look that say "I will win" Even when she can't foresee all she would Her chubby little body takes on a different form And all ready isn't pleased with any of it Smiles, frowns, slaming doors, different every morn Looking in mirrors,love, hate, calm, throwing a fit Her feelings are either up or down, no in-between Laughing at herself then crying the next minute Flitting around on happy feet then stamping & feeling mean Energy to burn or sleep all day, running or just sit Her hair just so, washed 6 times in one day "I washed it last week, its fine can't you see" She is to old to cuddle yet sometimes wishes she may No longer a child, knows everything, can't learn from me I can't let her know she will always be my baby Grandma's little girl to watch become a woman She has her dreams & they will all come true, maybe Trials, lessons, win, lose, but trying is no sin |
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Celeste Senior Member
since 2000-11-11
Posts 597 |
My daughter is 8 yrs old and I'm so not looking forward to that......and then again I am in a way. I'm sure you understand that. She will no doubt be a beautiful woman, as I can tell your daughter is! A wonderful write! |
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Mother_Earth Senior Member
since 2000-11-20
Posts 13701/2 year Texas & 1/2 year Michigan |
dreamkeeper, this is the most difficult time in a females life. Your 8 year old will need you and not need you more than at any other time in her life. Scarry, right? I wish you luck. Thank you for your kind remarks. |
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Rex Allen McCoy Member Elite
since 2000-01-30
Posts 2863Sippin a Timmy's in London |
This same thing seems to be happening to my daughter ... I didn't know it was a common trait I guess there's hope |
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Katherine Chandler Member
since 2001-03-07
Posts 280Florida, USA |
I had two daughters who managed to grow past eight. Now in their twenties, I wish they were eight again!! Really enjoyed this walk down memory's lane. Thanks. Kate Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood. T S Eliot |
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Mother_Earth Senior Member
since 2000-11-20
Posts 13701/2 year Texas & 1/2 year Michigan |
Rex Allen McCoy, you have an adventure ahead of you!! One day you are the greatest and the next the dumbest ever!! Try to hold up, dear parent, ME |
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Mother_Earth Senior Member
since 2000-11-20
Posts 13701/2 year Texas & 1/2 year Michigan |
PrincessPout, our growing up will be 10! Such an old age to be no age. And I know what you mean by wanting that time back. Thanks for the answer. ME |
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Mysteria
since 2001-03-07
Posts 18328British Columbia, Canada |
This was precious...I wrote a poem called I think Parents vs Grandparents, and I did my dues on the first one, so I am enjoyed being re-hired as Gramma. They change so fast, you have to really love them and reinforce that you are there, but stay out of the way! That is the hard part. Well I have been there, so I know what you are going through, and it is different between your children and your grandchildren too, gets even more scary. Oh but I loved this poem, you sound like the kind of Mother and Grandmother every single child should have! ~*~A poet is someone who reads more than they write ~*~ |
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Butterflies_dont_cry Member Elite
since 2000-03-06
Posts 3733Michigan |
9 going on 19....one minute she's my baby...the next...I feel like I'm her daughter...so many things to learn...for both of us I never knew how LITTLE I knew until she turned 9 ...Love you my mom..this was again Great!! |
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Mother_Earth Senior Member
since 2000-11-20
Posts 13701/2 year Texas & 1/2 year Michigan |
Mysteria, thank you so much. You have said ONLY the truth. I wonder how all my peers made it through my child-to-woman-years.I can still remember my brothers and their "acts of kindness". I may get even yet!! Butterflies, my kid, I can't believe it is this hard when you were such a joy at that age! LOL Just had to say that. Love and hugs, Mom |
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Lone Wolf Member Ascendant
since 2000-03-16
Posts 5842Lansing, MI USA |
M_E, This was absolutely precious!! It is never easy, but hopefully she'll grow out of it like we all did!! Best of luck to you. LW Poetry should surprise by fine excess...it should strike the reader as a wording of his own highest thoughts and appear almost a remembrance. -J.Keats |
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Kit McCallum
Administrator
Member Laureate
since 2000-04-30
Posts 14774Ontario, Canada |
You've captured so many of the incredible swings of youth Mother_Earth ... I really enjoyed this journey through your eyes. Wonderfully descriptive writing! Best wishes, /Kit |
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Charisma
since 2000-09-30
Posts 5906lost in blue pages |
the tittle puls me in, as it have touched my heart allready, oh how I know these struggles so well....and being a part of them when they becomes older. unfortunally I lost my daughter to a stranger. And I wrote my first poem trying to deal with the pain. http://charisma.freehomepage.com/sad/heartpain.html But for you I hope that you and your daughter will always find each other in every way through happiness and struggles of life. Take care, and thanks for sharing these wonderful poem. Charisma |
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Mother_Earth Senior Member
since 2000-11-20
Posts 13701/2 year Texas & 1/2 year Michigan |
Lone Wolf, oh, she will grow, I will get more gray hair and her mom will call often! Kit McMallum, it seems like yesterday and the same thing happened with her mother, my Butterfly. Charisma, thank God she is just growing and hasn't left us! I read your first poem and it is alot like my first one. Hugs to you Thanks, all of you for reading and the great comments. |
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