Memories and Mars Bars
a jar of cold pickles
a bunch of needed napkins
memories of a time of less rust
when feeling safe was the norm
and flannel pajamas was my rave
a bowl of butterscotch discs
a big ole snaggletooth smile on my face
memories of a time of cheaper prices
when saturday mornings was a grand vibe
and flannel pajamas was my rave
an old fashioned southern breakfast grandma style
ice cold orange juice made from that frozen can thingy
memories of good music on one good radio station
when a candy store was either right up the street or right around the corner
and flannel pajamas was my rave
a trip to that duff's smorgasbord buffet restaurant
a good bit of naughty grease on the coat of my best sunday suit
memories of family focused on family and not plugged in or charged up devices
when familial love, togetherness, and unity meant something way deeper
and polyester pajamas was my alternative rave
Copyright © Marty King | Year Posted 2022
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