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Yesturday Once More

My childhood days were gold I do remember them; They with golden veil did my feels mould- But all were short-lived like a short burning flame. The walks along the fields of grain- The runs through the narrow lanes, The catching of fish Are some of my memories that I still cherish. As the darkness chilled the air , I sat by my grandpa to whom I was a dear And his ghostly stories' terror Made me sit nearer and closer. And the reading of the jungle lore- Oh! If I had yesturday once more!.

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