Childhood's Time Lapse
I recall looking sweetly, out of my crib, do you?
I must have been near the age of two.
The living room lights were on and glowing.
And Chicago snowflakes, out my window were
lovely and flowing.
I held my Nancy doll near my pullsating heart.
From her, I never ever wanted to part!
Now, a grandmother, my self, no longer a girl.
Where have my golden locks gone, those tiny
pretty curls?
What about my Koala bear from Australia?
So lovable~ a toy, that never failed you.
My blanket was a thick, quilted satin.
My pillow had embroidered cats upon it.
The decades have past, but memory lives on.
And an irresistible time lapse, gives me a smile
with it, each grinning dawn!
5/18/2021
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Copyright © Panagiota Romios | Year Posted 2021
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