Little girls

Take a trip down memory lane, when little girls had fun playing in the big outdoors!

Little girls

Little girls with ‘raggy dolls’ and ribbons in their hair,
Skipping with a little rope, and dancing in the air,
Playing with a ‘whip and top’, playing in the street,
Little girls with ‘raggy dolls’ playing oh so sweet.

Threading little ‘daisy chains’, how long will they be?
Sitting in a field of them, all shining merrily,
Making crowns for little girls to place among their hair,
Little girls with ‘raggy dolls’ playing in the summer air.

Having little ‘parties’ tea and cakes for friends,
Little cups and saucers, the magic never ends,
Sip your drink so nicely, sitting in the sun,
Little girls with ‘raggy dolls’ having lots of fun.

Playing with a ‘hula – hoop’, round and round it goes.
Draw a game of ‘hopscotch’, keeping on your toes,
Little games for nothing in our childhood days,
For little girls with ‘raggy dolls’, who followed children’s ways

Mick
(Copyright Michael Westwood 2014)

About the author

Mick Westwood
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I am a 71 year old retired coal miner, who spent 30 years working underground. Having time on my hands, and in order to keep my brain exercised, I decided to try to write poetry and put down on paper some of my life experience, and my hopes, dreams and other thoughts. I also do a little gardening, but I am hopeless at housework. Much to my wife's displeasure.

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