Sweet Innocence

A Poem by Lorraine Pearson

"handed to me by an angel"

Sweet Innocence

By: Lorraine Pearson

March 1, 2007

for Sharaya:

Dearest
Denim-eyed butterfly baby

With creamy skin, so tender sweet

Your heavenly gaze melts

Every heart you capture by your presence

And without spoken word

Your beautiful innocence

Whispers purity

While you snuggle beneath

White folded wing.

© 2008 Lorraine Pearson

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Mike L. Smyth

children are so innocent, but unfortunately they cannot stay like that all of their lives, because this world has nothing to offer except corruption and taint. very nice

Posted 16 Years Ago

1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

justjenn_2u

A poem full of innocence, unconditional love - nothing in this world can compare to the little ones in our life.

Posted 16 Years Ago

1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

An Ordinary Woman

I love the photograph~ what a beautiful baby! The poem capture the innocent and preciousness of a newborn.
I love babies and everything about them, their smell and their little fingers and toes, so sweet.

You've captured so much in so few words ... Excellent writing!

Posted 16 Years Ago

1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

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Added on March 13, 2008

Author

Lorraine Pearson

Largo, FL

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I am a freed soul that enjoys writing as much as reading. Its exciting to be amongst others in a forum such as this where no matter the path I'm on in my journey through life, I know I can express wh.. more..