Little Doll
Is my shirt and shorts okay?
What should I eat for lunch?
Can you pick my shoes for me?
I’m just a little doll.
Hey, Can I hold your hand?
How about a game?
Please don’t ever leave me.
I’m just a little doll.
Of course, you can hug me.
Yes, you can doll me up.
A kiss? I don’t know, but,
I’m just a little doll.
You won’t leave me alone, right?
I’m sorry, am I too much?
Am I annoying? Sorry, I’ll be quiet.
I’m just a little doll.
Do you think of me a lot?
Is your room cleaned how you like?
Tell me what to do next,
I’m just a little doll.
Please, let me hide in your shadow.
I’ll be cute and quiet like you like.
I’ll doll in that girly dress again, okay?
I’m just a little doll.
Please don’t raise your hand to me.
But please do, if you’ll stay.
Be cruelly kind to me.
I’m just a little doll.
What do you think of me?
Do you love me like you say?
I need you to need me because,
I’m just a little doll.
I’ll do whatever you say.
I’ll sleep in your room again.
Please, I can’t live without you.
I’m just a little doll.
“A pretty, little doll of a boy,”
Mama told me that,
“It’s dangerous to be by yourself;
You’re just a little doll.”
So, promise you won’t leave me, okay?
Hold my hand and I’ll obey.
I won’t mind the blood or bruises.
I’m just a little doll.
Something wrong with this poem?
Replies are closed for this poem.
Your Poem's Voice
See what makes your poem unique — its voice, energy, themes, and the literary traditions it draws from.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.
Log in to leave a comment.