Carousel
My wife, Joan, loves a carousel with its painted wooden horses.
Up and down, round and around she goes
with ever a hope again of catching the golden ring.
Its music makes her feel like a child again and she
abandons all her inhibitions giving self to time of fun.
Not alone, but with our little daughter ihey circle sitting in
different saddles holding on to a brass pole supporting
each animal.Up ahead there might be a camel, unicorn,
zebra or just a bench seat, but all are wonderful. They are
careful riding, not spilling their popcorn. The tune is familiar and
their hearts soar. Such wonderful colors all around. They
can't help but laugh all the time as they are moving. Each one, I think,
prays they might get the golden ring and not the silver.
Copyright © Alfred Berggren | Year Posted 2017
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