Crayons
He had a box of crayons
And colored all the time
With every picture precious
And special in our minds
There were pictures of animals
Dogs red and cats green
And purple dinosaurs
Depicted colorfully
Pictures on the refrigerator
Were ones that he made
With his latest work
The artwork on display
And pictures of our family
He colored with great pride
With our family pets
Always by our sides
Much of his artwork
We put in a book
Where they were colorful
And got a second look
One year he won a contest
And his family knew
That he colored like no other
And the contest was their proof
- Author: w c ( Offline)
- Published: September 12th, 2018 00:14
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Comments4
Beautiful. Those magic pictures of childhood which is all too quickly passed. You capture the essence of this vividly here.
I recall my sons pictures with a smile today. Thank you for that.
Thanks, d a. I always enjoyed seeing those beautiful pictures my son brought home. I can't help but smile at the thought of them. One day, I hope to see the artwork of my grandkids.
The pictures of the young are so special. Good write.
Thanks, G. They are special indeed.
A lovely write w c.
Thanks, orchidee. I appreciate your support.
Children making memories with pictures are a real treasure and you verse them well here W.C.
Thanks, Fay! I miss those pictures on the refrigerator and hope to have artwork from my grand kids one day
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