Today is number 26 of my 30-day quest to
pen a poem a day in recognition of April poetry month for 2013. With only four
days to go, I am well on my way to completing my goal!
Today’s poem draws on a girl’s 13th
birthday. I penned it to print on a birthday card for a special girl in my
family.
Thus, in honor of this special girl, I give
you the poem...
So, It’s Your Birthday…
So, it’s your birthday and you’re turning thirteen
Mimicking a princess growing into a queen
Trading pretend play with dolls
For hanging out at shopping malls
Shaking a tail at dancing halls
Still you like to chew gumballs
Yes, it’s your birthday and you’re no longer a tween
Even more than ever, you may strive to look pristine
Everyday you love to preen
Dolling up your hair with sheen
Just in case you should be seen
Starring in pictures on big screens
Although it’s your birthday and you’ve just become a teen
Knowing from your mother’s arms, you’ll soon begin to wean
There’s no reason to be scared
‘Cause you’ve got a great big dad
Always ready and prepared
To ward off eager lads
Written by R. Renée Bembry
© April 26, 2013
Hope you enjoyed this poem about a girl’s
thirteenth birthday. You can leave a poem of your own, especially one about birthdays,
in the comments section below; and don't forget you can help a kid leave a poem
for me and others to read in the comments section as well...
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