Days Gone By (poem) by Michelle R Kidwell Power In The Pen on AuthorsDen

Subscribe to the Michelle R Kidwell Power In The Pen Newsletter. Enter your name and email below and click "sign me up!"
Name:
Email:

Bookmarks

Michelle R Kidwell Power In The Pen, click here to update
your web pages on AuthorsDen.com.

   - eBooks
   - Marketplace
   - FaceBook

Popular
Poetry (Children)


1.	Be Kind


2.	It Takes A Village


3.	Store Window


4.	A Worm In My Stew


5.	Abrakadoobra: 100 Short Poems For Childre


6.	Dragons Breath


7.	Puffball


8.	Full Moon


9.	Angel's Lullabye


10.	Bunny-Updated and revised


11.	Days Gone By


12.	Zigging Without A Line


13.	Cool Things To Do


14.	A Fine Nose Indeed


15.	Kitty And The Christmas Tree

Days Gone By by Michelle R Kidwell Power In The Pen Saturday, January 07, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

Time has a way of passing by Children have a way of growing And with them the dreams grow So I have learned To cherish each precious moment Each hug and kiss That says I love you Ashell. I smile at each victory And laugh at every silly Antic, Knowing time flies by And children have a way Of growing. Copyright Michelle R Kidwell 1/07/2012

Want to review or comment on this poem?
Click here to login!

Need a FREE Reader Membership?
Click here for your Membership!


Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	1/9/2012

Wonderful poem, Michelle; well done! Love the pic! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Texas, Karen Lynn. :D




Reviewed by Cynthia Buhain-Baello	1/8/2012

Thank you for this lovely poem Michelle, it brought back memories of my childhood and the times when we were happy just playing by the seashore or climbing trees. Now kids are different (toys are gadgets) and as they grow older we worry about them more. How times really have gone by!




Reviewed by Mary Lacey, Desertrat	1/8/2012

Michelle, This is oh so true. One day they're in the bassinet and the next they're having children of their own! Where does the time go in between. Great write. Mary




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	1/8/2012

They sure do. Let's hope that as adults they will be as perfect as they are as children. Ron