She stands tall, her stature
a sight for everyone that
sees, not too tall, not so
small, but bright is her
smile, compassionate with
care, kindness and sincere
but as day turns to night
she’s ready to fight, the little
peoples’ hero, she battles
crime until the dawn
with comic books, crazed,
her cartoon was more
than a little girl phase
as each young girl, grows
no longer young, just grown
she still lives with, each
of them, their hero
forever and all the day long.
**Note: This week’s theme is cartoons, sci-fi and super heroes**
This is nice hero portrait.
🙂 sometimes our heroes are the everyday person turned super hero in our own visions…
Not been here for a while, so great to find your entry!
Yup, I still carry my heroes with me too – loved it!
http://jessicasjapes.wordpress.com/2011/02/28/sci-fi-hi/
hey Jessica! I hope all is well and I’m glad to have you visiting again!
vivid and powerful …
Thanks for sharing.
A++
thank you Jingle you are the kindest!
We all carry our little heroes with us ..after all they gives sometimes power to face the dark in the night and the light in the day .. Nice one!
Thanks dear! you are too kind!
A very nice one indeed Ms. Peaches- I too have one in Me!! haha
I wonder we wince in light and get all the courage to fight at night- for crying out loud we are women.. or are we a little bunch super- power already?
Hugs xoxox
good to know I’m not the only one feeling this way! yay! thanks for your quick link!
I agree, true heroism is willingness to fight for those who can’t fight for themselves.
that’s one of the most important things a hero can do…
I like this…
Thanks Reggie
Oh yes… this is so true!! I too carry my super heroes with me even now… at least in mind, if not in person… And my super hero has never let me down… yaaayyy.. I am beginning to believe she is a part of me! 🙂
I liked your poem a lot, my friend… it really spoke to me!!!
I’m so glad you were able to enjoy it Kavita! thanks for stopping by!
One definition of a hero is someone who fights for those who can’t fight for the underdogs. We mistakenly think that this requires superpowers, but it really doesn’t. There are people in this world who, without using any kind of power, stand up for those who need their help. This piece is truly an apt tribute to them.
Nice one, Ms Peaches. We can be heros to those who can’t be it for themselves. You portray that beautifully.
Oh, yes! Isn’t this all of us. We still hold tight to the heros of childhood and those who stand up for the ones who can’t stand up for themselves. Bravo! 🙂
nice themed write 🙂