“If you miss me, just see my photo.” My son said this before he goes to his dad’s hometown.
My dad laughs and comments that my son sounds like an adult.
My cell leader laughs without giving any comments.
May I know all your perspectives in this?
“If you miss me, just see my photo.” My son said this before he goes to his dad’s hometown.
My dad laughs and comments that my son sounds like an adult.
My cell leader laughs without giving any comments.
May I know all your perspectives in this?
The minute I left the room
Tap tap tap
Here comes the toddler
Like a magnet
Like a glue
Needing me to accompany him
To brush teeth
To play
To sleep
Knocking grandma’s room
Looking for “Mama, mama”
Looking for “Mummy, mummy”
Knocking bathroom door
Looking for “Mama, mama”
Looking for “Mummy, mummy”
Knocking my room
Looking for “Mama, mama”
Looking for “Mummy, mummy”
Peeking into the kitchen
Looking for “Mama, mama”
Looking for “Mummy, mummy”
Tap tap tap
Here comes the toddler
Like a magnet
Like a glue
Needing me to accompany him
To brush teeth
To play
To sleep
Inspiration On: Monday, 14 October 2013 at 1:20am to 4pm
It has been a month for my 39 months toddler sticks like a glue to me to accompany him in everything he does. Therefore, such experience births this poetry and I missed my friends and wordpress friends.
A speeding bicycle passes by
Very close to him
Whole body suddenly trembles
Heart missed a beat
Swiftly hugs me
Hug him back
Comforting
And
Continue
Our walk home.
Inspiration On: Wednesday, 20 March 2013 at 12:14am
As my husband, my son and I were on our way home, a cyclist passed by swiftly. It was a startling moment for my toddler because the bicycle passed by close to him. Poor baby boy. The events were expressed in poetry as stated above. Even I was shocked also.