A Child's PerspectiveA Poem by Madeline GI look up and see the
long legs of the table Bang I ran into the chairs.
I cry out No one hears me Over the sounds Of the tv
I enter the living
room, That coffee table looks
like it is fun to run around Mommy scoops me up I look at the ceiling
as she drags me away
“NO!” She says “No running in the
house!” I stare blankly at the
corner I am turned towards Why does the wall have
little bumps?
After what seems like
an eternity, I am released. I am free to play In my room or in the
back yard. I toddle to my room I see a ball I throw it My eyes follow the ball
as it bounces from wall to wall
I am bored. I go into the bathroom There is a tiny pool in
here! It is already filled!
I jump into the tiny
pool, It’s a tight fit. There is a little
lever, I wonder what it does
I pull the lever. Water starts flowing
out the sides of the tiny pool. Yay! How refreshing! How long have we had
this? How do Mommy and Daddy
fit in the pool? Did they buy it for me?
They must have. I toddle down the steps
and show Mommy and Daddy “Thank you for the
swimming pool!” I say. And they gasp. © 2013 Madeline G |
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Added on September 13, 2013 Last Updated on September 13, 2013 |