A poem written by an 11 year old girl about what happens outside in the dark night air as children are being put to bed.
Her final thought is to savour these moments of childhood before, like the night itself, it is gone too quickly.
A poem written by an 11 year old girl about what happens outside in the dark night air as children are being put to bed.
Her final thought is to savour these moments of childhood before, like the night itself, it is gone too quickly.
A poem written by an 11 year old girl about what happens outside in the dark night air as children are being put to bed.
Her final thought is to savour these moments of childhood before, like the night itself, it is gone too quickly.
As dawn turns to dusk, and daylight starts to fade,
children are put to rest as the moon and stars invade. Nothing is to be heard as all is quiet, and the moonlight is safe as the owls guard by it. As the wind rolls by, there comes a rush of cold air, but tucked up in bed, the children dont care. Soon will be the next day as yesterday is now the past, It all goes very quickly, so try not to grow up too fast. Miss A. Cuva