Something More Meaningful
SOMETHING MORE MEANIFUL
Reminiscing times; in our childhood of laughter and, adventure
Building our secret dens in all their glory and in their splendour
Creating our own secret world; within wood and, tarpaulin walls
Shelling peas and collecting apples to ignoring our mothers calls
Home for tea and, then under cover of nightfall we’d sneak out
Under torch light whittling wood, we had so much to talk about
Were we not; the greatest adventurers the world had ever seen
There always had to be a king: and, fights who was to be queen
Life; seemed more meaningful back then: with eyes always wide
All beds empty in the morning and the threat of sore back sides
Now we have grown and realised just how lucky we had all been
As wondering if every girl got her king and, every boy his queen
With . . .
Little princes and princesses; all running out in the world to play
O’ how great the world was; back in those lovely childhood days
Indiana Shaw . . . : )
Copyright © Indiana Shaw | Year Posted 2019
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