Sticky Kiss - Poem about child kisses

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By Bobbie Sandlin

Flickr: Mom and son #1 © fotomonkey
Flickr: Mom and son #1 © fotomonkey

Poetry any parent can love...

This was inspired by a writing prompt "kisses." It basically wrote itself into a happy memory :)

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Butterflies and Eskimo's
Have a claim on this act
Whether quickie or French
Much practice for tact

Pucker up or open up
Depends on the type
And much like fine Wine
It's wet or it's dry

By my favorite is sticky
In whatever flavor
My son takes his sucker
Wraps it up just for later

He puckers and waits
Eyes closed rather tight
I cringe and debate
Which side, left or right

I press my cheek softly
My face close to his
I feel a sticky smooch
I thank God he didn't miss

The look in his eyes
Future scrubbing so worth it
I hear an "I love you"
My bad day is made perfect

And with his sweet smile
His eyes dancing in bliss
I tell him "I love you"
All sealed with a kiss

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Pamela Laird profile image

Pamela Laird  says:
5 months ago

Wonderful poem and they always want to kiss you when they are sticky.

Bobbie Sandlin profile image

Bobbie Sandlin  says:
5 months ago

Thank you. I'm glad you like it.

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