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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required ~~ I recall the time my parents created a maypole, in our backyard to celebrate the arrival of spring; it was quite wonderful and fantastic, a delightful memory to remember . . . it consisted of a tall pole and rolls and rolls of ribbons, all in different pastel hues of pink, yellow, green and blue; the pole itself covered with greenery and flowers, my parents worked on it for days and days . . . we children came up with costumes, some so weird and humorous that we all laughed at each other; father played music on an old record player and mother sang, in a high pitched voice and clapped her hands to the beat . . . and us, the children skipped around the pole, sometimes waltzing, sometimes doing a jig of sorts; each holding a ribbon while chanting, "go over it, go under it, go over it go under it . . . " and all the time trying not to get tangled up in the ribbons, or knocking into each other; making us laugh out loudly, now the laughter has faded but that memory will linger forever; and to me all those different coloured ribbons, represent, family, friends, happiness and childhood abandon . . . and each of these I hold tightly in my soul, for my entire life, I will never forget the magic of childhood; the love that embraced me and the happiness, found under a maypole that spring day . . . _________________________________ January 25, 2015 Poetry/Narrative/Life Is Like A Maypole Copyright Protected, ID 01-635-818-25 All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France Written for the Premier the contest, Life Is Like A Maypole, sponsor Serene Roberts, Judged 02/2015 First Place
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