Poems By a Little Girl

The verses open with a tender address to a mother, a child’s dream unfolding in images of clouds, butterflies, and whispered songs. In these compact poems, a nine‑year‑old captures the everyday magic of walks through woods, rainy afternoons by a piano, and the simple wonder of a garden. The language is vivid yet unpretentious, letting a young imagination speak directly to listeners.

The collection is framed by a thoughtful preface that considers how a child's innate curiosity can blossom when nurtured by an attentive, literary household. Set against the backdrop of New England’s hills, the poems echo the rhythms of nature while revealing a bond between child and parent that feels both intimate and universal. Listeners will hear the pure, unfiltered voice of a youthful poet, offering a glimpse into a world where every feather and mist becomes a line of verse.