Cheeks dimpling
Two eyes gleam
Lips parting.
Baby's smiling.
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The last four lines are enough. You have rightly hit it. We can also experience the sleep.
Simplicity and honesty in your tone makes this a wonderful read... Thanks. Deva
A precious little poem, inspired methinks by old nursery rhymes. Love the rhythm, the simplicity of the language and the beat of the piece. Yes, a lovely children's poem for grownups to enjoy. (or vice versa if you like?) love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
Hello Fay and that was just about picture perfect, I felt as if I was watching the little one through out. Great read! Loyd
! The most wonderful aroma in this world, is the smell of a baby in a fathers arms, till they need changing of corse!
I like the simplicity of yjis one, just like the life of a child.
divine. best word i can use. fay, you have a wonderful way with words.
Several thngs jumped out at me while reading this entertaining and extremely well written poem, Fay. First, I noticed how tersely it was written, using a minimum of words to convey such vivid impressions. I also noted how smoothly it was written and that every word flowed into the next word perfectly. I was quickly aware of how accurate and expressive your words were as well. All of this points to the fact that you are a most talented and experienced poet and certainly a great pleasure to read. Carl.
another beutiful write sir...while reading i was imaginig my naphew who's 2ys now...thanks...10
beautiful, i was grinning like a baby...you've made me wanna have a baby now! ! !
awwww this is suchhh a sweeeet poem...very very well written..i love the style..youve done it so well without overdoing anything....the love and tenderness shine through.delightful! ..a 10..by a mother..! : >
I was fortunate enough to work shifts when my children were babies So enjoyed it all inclding changing dirty nappia You portray it well in a few words
So simply put and and lovely to read.