Blast From the Past
I’m many years and miles away
From when I went to school.
Those days are tucked inside my brain
And stay there, as a rule.
But walking on the street today,
Right near where I reside,
My high school days and present ones
Did suddenly collide.
A man was strolling, looking down,
His sweatshirt boldly lettered.
I saw my high school name and
Memories became unfettered.
I asked him if he’d gone there
And his graduation date.
He beat me by ten years or so,
But we could still relate.
No matter where we go in life
And how much we’ve amassed,
We’ll never travel far enough
To leave behind our past.
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