Beneath the Wings of Childhood
There remains a special place
That not age nor the world
Can from a gentle heart erase
It is a land filled with memory
It is a land filled with joy
That was locked into the heart
Of each and every girl and boy
Where little feet still run wild
And little hands still make their way
Through adventure and life’s wonder
In learning and in play
Beneath the Wings of Childhood
One can forever reminisce
The reading of a bedtime story
The comfort of a bedtime kiss
Though life will have its bridges
And paths filled with many stones
There is a certain road you can travel
That will always lead you home
As those who bear a child’s heart
Have eternally understood, that home
And dreams and faraway lands
Are always waiting - just
Beneath the Wings of Childhood
bkmackenzie
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What a wonderful post! Combined with the work of Jessie Wilcox Smith, it is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh that was exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for that inspirational "C" post!
ReplyDeleteLoved it thanks
ReplyDeleteOh! the magic of childhood!
ReplyDeleteWonderful poem!!
happy friday : )
Hi bkm , that was another lovely poem , thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely poem.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing it!
Lovely poem. I enjoyed it a lot, reminded me of the children's poems by Robert Louis Stevenson.
ReplyDeletemagical! took me back to childhood times!
ReplyDeleteOK. That's it! I need to buy a book of these poems.
ReplyDeleteYou are amazing.
Your book could be the new classic poetry book for children. And I would read it to our grandlittles and they would cuddle on my lap and I would tell them the story every time I got the book off the shelf how I started reading your blog before you became famous.
Hint, hint.
Thank you for this wonderful link.
Each time I come here I am enchanted.
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What a wonderful poem. As always, you deliver a creative work that really speaks to the heart.
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That was lovely - something to print and save to read again.
ReplyDeleteGreat poem! I am always happy to enjoy a cleverly written poem. Anne
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