Starry Night

by sfiawong   May 20, 2006


* Starry Night *
By: sfiawong

Trinkle, trinkle little stars
How many there are in the sky!
Let the children try to count!
I remember this starry night.

Trinkle, trinkle little stars,
Seven children we sit on a bench.
Our little fingers point and count.
Sit close friendly and talk.

Trinkle trinkle little stars,
Talk about cowboy and a weaver stars.
They're lovely meeting once a year.
On many birds built bridge sing with quitar.

Trinkle, trinkle little stars,
At a quiet night only with stars.
Seven we sit on a stone bench.
Our little fingers point and count.

Trinkle, trinkle little stars,
Oh honey, For your Love,
Mother can tell you different stars;
Your lover can swear towards stars and seas.

Trinkle, trinkle little stars,
Mom or beloved may talk with you.
Tell how many different stars,
For an ever love your honey can swear.

Trinkle, trinkle little stars,
How great you are helping love?

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  • 18 years ago

    by sfiawong

    Hi, master of shadow,

    Your comment on my poem is very appreciated, I hope you would come more often into my works and offer me more critiques and comments.

    Thanks a lot.

    sfiawong.

  • 18 years ago

    by master of shadow

    This peice is based upon a very good idea, i like the consept of it and you utilised this consept relitivly well.