Lullaby Poem by Scarborough Gypsy

Lullaby

Rating: 4.1


Unamused at being put to bed
He struggles loudly,
Unwilling to sleep
Bribery must be my option

“Lay down and let me sing to you”
He complies with my request
Reluctantly

Blonde curls caress his pillow
I start to pat him gently
As I sing………………..

“Golden slumbers kiss your eyes
Smiles await you when you rise
Sleep little darling do not cry
And I shall sing a lullaby”

Long lashes blink,
Impending sleep
while I continue to repeat
the verse
My back protests
while crouching over him

I watch intensely
He fights the heaviness of lids
But keeps perfectly still
Until he can't fight any longer
And gives in with a sigh.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jerry Hughes 12 August 2005

in impeccably good grammar he wrote, 'you is, one-hell-of-a-good writer. Love, Jerry

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Herbert Nehrlich1 25 April 2005

This is perfect now. Is envy of the little one permitted? This poem flows so smoothly and is full of love. H

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Herbert Nehrlich1 25 April 2005

Gypsy, two and a half small nips and tucks and you got another winner. Hxx

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