A SON MEMORY
He flew through my bedroom door
each morn with his smile aglow
so I’d sew his shadow on.
I’d say, “I fear this may hurt.”
Dimples and eyes would twinkle,
“That’s alright, I never cry.”
My four-year-old Peter Pan.
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