Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FIVE LITTLE WANDERINGS: 1. BABYHOOD, by BERTON BRALEY Poet's Biography First Line: Baby's gone awandering Last Line: And strike the homeward trail. Subject(s): Babies; Infants | ||||||||
Baby's gone awandering But not so very far. He's only off in dreamland Where all the fairies are. He's gone away to dreamland Upon the by-lo train, And when his slumber's over He'll wander back again. Baby's gone awandering (The restless little thing) To watch the trolls that caper Before the goblin king, The Lure-o'-dreams has won him And led him on and on To purple poppy meadows And castles of the dawn. Baby's gone awandering But he will find his way Back again to mother And all his toys and play. Baby's gone to dreamland, But dreams were ever frail And he will break their magic And strike the homeward trail. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A POET TO HIS BABY SON by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON BABYHOOD by ELIZABETH AKERS ALLEN INFANCY by EDMUND JOHN ARMSTRONG BALLAD OF THE LAYETTE by WAYNE KOESTENBAUM A TOAST FOR LITTLE IRON MIKE by PAUL MARIANI THE PAMPERING OF LEORA by THYLIAS MOSS ONE FOR ALL NEWBORNS by THYLIAS MOSS IN THE THRIVING SEASON by LISEL MUELLER |
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