Forgetting
Perched way up high on gold green mountain top.
The way I feel wish it'd never stop.
The bright orange fire crackles.
Just like a rooster when he cackles.
Flapping high on eagle wings my mind begins to drift.
Fluttering to good Ol’ days, until memories all shift.
Then I remember being told grow up, work hard.
And my fireside memory hit a heavy wall to scarred.
Flashing through torrential wars.
And all the nations horrors.
My fluttering wing now break and I fall.
Damn that cursed, scarred, broken wall.
Of adulthood trouble and chaos.
I want to go back to my crayons.
Copyright © Abbygail Giordano | Year Posted 2016
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