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Little Sunbeam
by David Pekrul
copyright 07-21-2005


Age Rating: 1 to 127

  Little Sunbeam
Picture Credits: http://www.webshots.com

Little Sunbeam comes to play,
It leaves by night,
And comes by day,
I don’t know why it doesn’t stay,
I love that Little Sunbeam.

It chases dust around the room,
A cloud goes by,
And very soon,
The Little Sunbeam turns to gloom,
Goodbye my Little Sunbeam.

That was back when I was young,
When life was simple,
Full of fun,
And now when days seem dark and glum,
I think of Little Sunbeam.




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07-24-2005 Stephen Washam    

I really enjoyed this David in all its simplicity. It reminded me of many of the poems I read as a youngster. Well done. Take care and Have fun. Steve
07-23-2005 Jean George    

This is one more sweet and lovely little poem I am adding to my collection of poems to read with my grandson...he loved the rhythm and the little story....He likes watching passing thunder storms with me and then looking for rainbows at the end...this poem fits in very well with this passtime...thank you.
07-22-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

Those small moments that you remember are the best. They don't have to come from an exciting part of life or anything, they just are special. This is a nice poem. Thanks, Anthony
07-22-2005 Rene Laris    

Love the graphic with the poem. My Slyle of writing! I love nature and your poem is beautifully written.
07-22-2005 Brian Dickenson    

If only we could capture those innocent days.
Nicely done David.
I used to tease my daughter with the reflection off my watch face. Directing the suns rays around the room. I had her convinced they were sprites called Jack 'o Dandy's.
Brian
07-21-2005 Roger Crique    

Childlike and filled with great imagery, this poem takes me back when times were simpler. There is a great moment in this piece and it is in this line, "It chases dust around the room," unpretentious and simple, this line immediately gave me the imagery of dust being disturbed by light. The light mixed with the dust radiates a translucent hue and that it's beautiful to see. Sometimes, the most interesting things emerge from simplicity!
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