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I’m a Big Girl Now!
by Bonnie Lou May → (All Poetry by Bonnie Lou May)
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We must find a way...to end this!


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I’m a Big Girl Now!
 
I can do it Mommy, I’m a big girl, I can climb up on that chair.
I know you can my darling, but Mommy doesn’t want you there.
For if you’d fall off that chair, you’d break your little precious head.
Now be Mommy’s good girl Sarah, and go play outside instead.
 
So tiny Sarah went outside to play, just like her mommy said.
She rode up and down the long sidewalk on her tricycle of red.
Ringing her bell and waving at friends as she quickly past by.
Letting them know she was there and her way of saying hi.
 
Up and down she went until her little legs could go no more.
She got to the corner and stopped, til’ her legs weren’t’ so sore.
When a stranger approached her and told her how cute she was.
He showed her a small jar of beautiful butterflies in it that buzzed.
 
“Listen,” he said to her, “You can hear the funny noise.”
“I bet your not afraid of them, cause their fun and just like toys.”
“No! I’m not afraid, they’re beautiful and I’m a big girl now.”
“I’m not a scardy cat, I do a lot of things boys don’t know how.”
 
“Okay, Sweetie,” the man said, “How about an ice cream cone.”
“Oh, do you know my mommy; she won’t let me go alone?”
“Yes, sweetie, I know you’re mommy and she said it was fine.”
So Sarah went with him willingly, because he seemed so kind.
 
It was the last time anyone saw Sarah, for she disappeared that day.
Leaving two broken hearted parents, in a world of total disarray.
 
Written by,
Bonnie May
 

 

 


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 Reviews of "I’m a Big Girl Now!"
Reviewed by Dale Clark
Reviewed on October 31, 2008
So sad, Bonnie! I never understand actions of malice and evil, what
is the problem with people. I have no answer!

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on October 31, 2008
A well written poem Bonnie,all too often I hear these type of stories and its sad that people would take advantage of children by using their innocence to manipulate them to do what they want them to do.Its a sad reality.Sometimes I asked myself why do these adults want to hurt or kidnapped children.What's the point.This is why parents should ALWAYS keep an eye on their children.I don't care if a child is in the backyard,they should keep a very very close eye on them because unfortunately there are a lot of sick and crazy people in this world who represents the lowest form of human S***

I am glad you wrote this poem as parents should be aware of where their children is at all times.I keep asking myself the same questions as to why people would do these things and why this world is a more scarier place than ever before and I can never find the answers too.take care Bonnie

Love and Hugs
Edwin

Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
well expressed message of such pain and heartbreak

Reviewed by Susie McCray (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
That is so sad. Many kids are so trusting and it's sick how some adults prey on their naivette.

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
It is a sad and real fact of life we can no longer leave our children unattended not even in our own neighbourhoods and in some cases our own yards. I truly fear of what is to come for our little ones.

Fee

Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Heartbreaking!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <

Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Oh my,..my heart weeps as well so sad...well written sweet lady....stay safe and well always...Hugssssss

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
What a terrible thing to happen.I feel sad for the mother too.
This world is too dangerous to live in anymore! well written Bonnie!

Love,
ET

Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Hello Bonnie,

Truly heartbreaking to say the least . . .


Best wishes,

Lance

Reviewed on October 30, 2008
And my heart weeps with this. Staying far away from family I alwasys think of them and the title of this poem reminds me of what my little five year old daughter used to say: "Dad I´m a big girl now. I can assist my mom in the kitchen or sweep the rooms". I was hesitating to call them but now,after reading this poem, the balance has shifted to their side. I call them now.

Reviewed by Cryssa C
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Sobering write!

Sadly, often it is the parents that are blamed when a child is abducted...as if the parents don't place enough "if only" guilt upon their own heads.
That being said... it is a scary world out there and one that I don't feel secure in letting my children spend time alone outside. It is a sad comment on society. If only there was a way to stop it...

Cryssa

Reviewed by Sandie May Joyce
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Sometimes the parents have to make clear what "outside" means. Does "Outside" means outside of the kitchen, or outside of that room they're in. Children are not speech interpreter, they only know what "outside" means to them. This is just sad!

I often played outside in the street too when I was a little girl when I was back in my hometown Hong Kong. but we didn't have the wierdos like they do nowadays that kidnap children for their pleasures. Parents have to be careful what they say to children, because children might take it the wrong way.

Sandie Angel :o(

Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Beyond sad and makes me feel beyond anger.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
A public burning in the stake comes to mind, they did it in Salem with innocents, so, why can't do it with those that Jesus said molested one of His children, to put a mill stone around their necks and throw them in a well?

Georg

PS: if a new generation of them come forward to take their place shouldn't we go buy more shovels to dig more wells?


Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Well, we can't watch our kids 24/7/365, and the people that take children are not the kind that will just stop, not even after jail terms, still they re-commit...I don't know how to stop it, as if we were to put all child molestors to death, there would be a whole new generation of them to take their place...I have no idea what the answer is...Ed

Reviewed by Gene Williamson
Reviewed on October 30, 2008
Yes, Bonnie, we must find a way. Today. -gene.


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