ScrapbookA Poem by Marie KinnettScrapbook In the moments we have There is the smell, taste, sight of each one Our own personal experiences with each moment and sense Starting from our birth to our death We scrapbook these moments each chance we get So let’s start With the very first one Crying, quiet crying of the newborn As the mother goes to calm her down This baby knows she is safe Far from harm As a soft lullaby is hummed The world twirls like a ballerina This baby falls asleep in the gentle arms of home Next the giggles of a little girl So little yet so brave Has not known the weight of a world so heavy Her childhood soon be taken But she giggles as she spins around with her dad Hand in Hand Her hand in Daddy's hand Now those giggles long gone She sits alone in the corner Dreading the next thing she has to do Mother and Father no longer together She takes up the weight so heavy For her little shoulders She cries out for help, for someone to save her But the silence is deafening Now two years later this little girl isn't so little anymore Spent her time taking care Her little brother and newborn sister Day after day she took care Till she needed care Leaving behind her world for a new A world like hers was a world like no other As the years go up She grows up Tall like a tree Kind as a bunny Quiet like a meadow But secretly she grows to learn A pain like no other As she was given up on She walks forward with patience and awareness As she's older she hears the crying The quiet crying of a newborn As her new sibling is born She realizes what a beauty she sees That no one else should feel a pain like her At that moment she realize Time is a thief Now here she is older and grown Forgiven her past Looks for the moments ahead Every one of those moments makes up who she is And who she will be As the scrapbook grows and grows With each moment pasts Now let me tell you Time is a thief But you control how you use that time As time goes on So do you So let your scrapbook grow And you will too © 2025 Marie KinnettAuthor's Note
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Added on December 18, 2025 Last Updated on December 18, 2025 AuthorMarie KinnettAboutHi, I'm sixteen. I"m a girl. I love reading, writing, and crocheting. I spend my free time hanging out with my friends and family. Oldest of seven, and love them all. Like to read comments to improve .. more.. |

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