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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required From a wheatfield's tapestry I embrace again my childlike wanderings... a time I deeply remember when I played without restraint... our murmurs still squeaking with every rhythm of past rougish pleasures: Swooping into a time tunnel and chasing late summer leaves; I am still in awe of duskfall's wild hunts... those bouncy trails of recklessness mirroring my youth's enthusiasm. How we fought gothic pirates untold across a tousled upland, then down again through muddy creeks and grass alike, slingshots whacking the likes of Captain Hook; As four gang mates of the Lost Boys roar 'The Pan is with us', and Tiger Lily too; embarking yet on another episode till my pals and I invade a shipwreck trap. ~ It is late September again...I reminisce about this raucous ritual of wild carousals where I would throw fear to the winds, where my soul dares the invincible... my imaginary friends and I walking on air, designing unbridled fancy against real time: My dream-like squad is somehow gone lost in the slings of innocence... that age of pubescence can be cruel, rude that treacherous moment when our wheatfield grows old with me... Now I gently sob and smile...and yet, that tableu of shimmering gaiety still enriches my inner child-- with untamed, Pan- like curiosity.
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