Four year olds should run the world!
I remembered playing shops with my four year old daughter
When tired, I cleverly thought I would say
“But I’ve run out of money darling”
She simply said to me
“That’s okay Daddy... You can have some more... La la la”
Why does the world get so complicated as we get older?
To my: cuppy cake gum drop snookem snookem snorf... The aple of my eye... Scarlet the inventor of kisses and cuddles xxxooo
- Author: Andrew Charles Forrest ( Offline)
- Published: June 2nd, 2019 03:38
- Comment from author about the poem: Children teach us so much, why don't we listen
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Comments7
Absolutely delightful! I love my grandkids too.
A fine write Andrew.
Thanks ANDREW : In our Experience are ALL FOURS are Fabulous ! WE help in the Summer Holiday Club @ Our Church and becaus we deal with TEENS & OLDER in our Day Jobs we like to work with the PRE-SCHOOLERS 3s & 4s They are fabulous and have an answer for everything ! The have great Faith : never doubt the existance of GOD and they PRAY real NICE and love the QUEEN and all the Royal Children. They would vote for REASON & PEACE : AMEN. Some of extended Families work in Primary School and love the ingenuousness of the RECEPTION CLASS : best job in the WORLD : The Kids have no Hang-Ups : no Inhibitions and NO Prejudices : AMEN *A Little Child shall Lead Them* Any FOUR YEAR OLD would be better than BOJO as PM !
B lessings & Joy
YOURS as ever ANGELA & BRIAN
🧡🧡🧡🧡 + 🧡 for SCARLET (nice name !)
Because greed and society has not corrupted their innocence.
Why do people have a caring and loving bond with their grandchildren, because they are the responsibility of their children.
Nice recollection
I remember playing shops with both my son and my daughter... and I still ask that very same question Andrew...delightful would seem to be the word of the moment, and true... Neville
What a charming read Andrew and a wonderful tribute to your special yummy gum -drop Scarlet...
So very true Andrew there innocence and wonder at the world are always delightful to see.
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