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"A Sleepy Boy”February 28 2013 in my room


Gather your blankets Close your eyes and lay your head down And rest for awhile. With the twinkling stars and shiny moon And as i watch you sleep I can’t help but to kiss your feet And from under your lashes i saw you peak. Silly boy with your tiny hands and tiny little feet You lay so innocent, yet so sweet. With a tiny button nose that twinkle up as you go and a mobile above your head. The one you love to see with a melody that bring out your precious smile. You know the one that makes my life worth a while. Good night for now sleepy head. The sun will soon shine on your head and i will see that flawless smile.
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