I Miss
I miss Saturday mornings with Soul Train,
When brothers and sisters would take a ride to release their pain.
I miss Momma's twice-baked sweet potato pie.
She didn't have a recipe; she just baked with love, so she didn't have to try.
I miss long rides with Daddy with all the windows down with some nice blues.
Just riding and nodding and Daddy telling me, "Son, whenever you try, you can never lose."
I miss the rapturous feeling of asking a pretty girl for her hand for a dance.
To feel her feminine embrace and to cherish a moment of chance.
From time to time I sit and reminisce.
Such lovely thoughts, images, and sounds I sorely miss.
Copyright © Stewart Watkins | Year Posted 2024
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