Poetography-Bow-Tied Wishers

This beautifully written piece of poetry on the sweetest image, hence, Poetography, A term I coined while in college of my written musings combined with my photography, This will make a perfect addition to any room or a thoughtful gifted keepsake.

Bow-Tied Wishers

Suspendered pants and little bow tie.

Puckered lips, then let them fly

Wishes spread throughout the sky

Happy hopes for you and I

Mommy holds the little hand

Pride swells for her little man

Teaching him as only she can 

His guiding star since he began

She’s the wisher extraordinaire 

Who spread good wishes everywhere

Now she teaches the love affair

Of spreading wishes with the greatest of care

Take a stance and strike a pose

The seed keeper flower, held near your nose

Eyes wistfully gleam, and then they close

Intact, but ready to depose

As wishes fly, like paratroopers

Some are small, some super-dupers

Little hands become wish scoopers

Curiosity produces snoopers

Who want to know all of the wishes

Wished by big and little fishes

Taught by seasoned mom militias

Who love those lips to whom they give kisses

Then little wishers will learn o’er time

To make the wishes, yours and mine

A thing of beauty and rare sublime

Afflicting, air dance, a pantomime

Sweet bowtie, elastic suspenders

Borrowers be, or sometimes lenders

Become the pros and not contenders

Blessed be, and ne’er offenders

How precious wishes sent to the sky

Handed down from mommy to I

Prove themselves, the odds defy

From the lips of a child, with a sweet bow tie.

Copyright Christine K. Trease