A Child's World Comments

POEM REFLECTS Childlike innocence poetically

Your world sounds like a great place to visit (or to live) ! I have five poems, but they are not activated yet. Why does it take so long for a new poet? Some of them were posted three days ago!

The child will be always ________ Please tell me the answer

A fine and lofty verse written in persuasive expressions with artistic brilliance. A work of an intricate mind. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent poem, really enjoyed the underlying peace I felt while reading it. Thank you for sharing it. RoseAnn

I join you in welcoming to your wold. A lovely poem.

This is a great poem that has its great echo on the world of childhood.

Is the child's world this simple? ? Yes, I may want to live a idealistic world of yours, during my rebirth...Thank you for sharing such a concept of child's world, which they forget every twenty minutes when they are below three years old...That is the reason they repeatedly do the same thing, though we warn them many times...

The children's world is full of innocence and happiness and this is a poem showing the full thoughts of a childhood and welcoming the child's world and it is highly appreciated in all respects.

Children or the child's world is a garden of smiling flowers..thank you

Great poem but quite untrue... unless you're only considering those four and younger. Children can be naive but today's children are exposed to the real world very early and are maturing fast.

Like the message, even if the poem lacks depth.

I would definitely come to your world, because I am tired of living in this world where there's hateful, where i live my life in fear, i would come to your world to be blessed, and to live without fear. I am in love with your poem..

This poem put the mind of the reader in a blissful state. The world is seen from pleasantness and optimism. Great write.I like it.

I simply love your world...thanks a lot for such a warm welcome...

There isn't a day of late that Ive not felt the wish to go back to my childhood world. I admire the strength of simplicity and its unending reach achieved in your poem. -Baru Gobira