The pillow fight–
You got that gash
Above your eye
From all the glass.
The gifts you bought
Our toes in sand
And all the times you held my hand.
When we were nine
You’d write those lines
And every year
We’d mark the time.
September breeze
When we were free
Cause we were kids
And we could dream.
Now all that’s here–
Just one Band-Aid
And all the things
We left unsaid.
Our dreams were left
And childhood spent
Cause youth is when
The Sidewalk Ends.
That’s really good, Caillen, poignant, regretful and celebrating, too. Thank you for taking part. I’ll reblog this as Another Flax Golden Tale
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I’m glad you enjoyed it, Dermott. Thanks
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Yet another Flax Golden Tale – a wonderful paen to love and memories of lost childhood- from Caillen James
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Nice one.
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