I would look at my sleeping grandson and wonder what are we In the cosmos but a speck of dust in the sea of time. this poem was written because as we said baby, boo he would laugh.


baby boo

When baby boo came to our house,
He came out of mommy's womb.
There wasn't a lot of space at our house,
We had to built a bigger room.

When the midwife saw him,
As he stuck out his tiny head.
She didn't slap his bottom,
But slapped his dad instead.

The day that we went out,
There was a dreadful fuss.
That was the day the bus driver said,
No monkeys on the bus.

We had our grandparents round for dinner,
Oh how happy he would be.
He had his grandad for his dinner,
And his grandma for his tea.

He likes to growl and spit,
He's always in a rage.
But I like baby boo the best,
When mummy puts him
Back into his cage.
.
If you come to our house ,
There's plenty room to stay.
No one else is living here,
Baby boo has frightened them all away.
























Poetry by Alan J Ripley The PoetBay support member heart!
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Written on 2021-08-08 at 22:32

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F.i.in.e Moods The PoetBay support member heart!
The giggles of a baby always warm my heart. Your words made me picture such a moment. Very nice, thanks.
2022-04-24


Sona The PoetBay support member heart!
Lovely, enjoyed it so much.
2021-08-12


Anly Stede The PoetBay support member heart!
This is so sweet and brought a smile to my face. Kids are the best, aren't they? I really enjoyed, thanks for sharing :)
2021-08-12


Elle The PoetBay support member heart!
I enjoyed this read very much and put a smile on my face

Thank you

Elle x
2021-08-09