Poems About: CHILDHOOD

1. Never could you hide from
Years, passed in turn.
Childhood is left for
Adult's life by all. read more »

Give me back the moment
while nothing was impossible to me
give me back the moment
while i was kissed by all guys read more »

Yes i lost my childhood.
And it will never return.
I lost the innocient life
which i used to live. read more »

My childhood is not one
you want to ponder in
nor do i want to relive in
you do not want to go down read more »

I miss the place so much
where I could climb trees
ate star apples and green mangoes
from fruit trees near our house read more »

The boy sat at the window
Looking out at the other boys
Laughing and playing their games
Enjoying their childhood days read more »

Childhood, sweet and sunny childhood,
With its careless, thoughtless air,
Like the verdant, tangled wildwood,
Wants the training hand of care. read more »

My childhood school is made of tent but its uniqueness is beautiful,
Where the genius have had their learning of truth, honesty, love & faith.

The soil, the banyan tree & the bell are in a wonderful way, read more »

On the banks of the Mississippi,
we fished for catfish
with a bent pin on a string.
We sat in ragged trousers read more »

Friendship Rains
Barnali Saha

(published in The Statesman, India) read more »

i haven't experienced childhood.
not yet. people say that
i have, because i've
played on the elementary playground, read more »

Lost was my childhood.
Taken from around me from bastards who hurt me.
They were happy playing their games.
Maybe becuase it gave them fame. read more »