My Inner Child
My inner child walks out some days
Embracing my legs she wants to stay
She holds my hand and dances around
Singing at the top of her voice like a pop-star
Then pulls me straight to the cookie jar!
She lifts my hand and pulls a cookie out
And shouts‘hurrah’ when the last one
is in my mouth
We enter the garden and lie on the grass
holding hands in a tight clasp
We watch the clouds and looked for clues
And catch the fluffs of whites on blues
She likes those stories of childhood told
Seeing shapes of things our future holds
We lie like this until the night, the wind
playing with the trees as she pouts,
As I stand up she looks at me and follows
me back into the house, happy no doubt!
7.9.2021
Contest: Your Inner Child
Sponsor: Chantelle Anne Cooke
Copyright © Carol Mitra | Year Posted 2021
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