Swing Time
At the playground, near the swings,
A memory emerged.
My husband brought it up
And from my brain cells, feelings surged.
"You ever stand up on a swing?"
He asked; I said, "Of course!"
It was a sweet experience,
Lacking in remorse.
To stand up there and clutch the chains
And pump my knees for height,
The wind a'whipping through my hair
Was total pure delight.
That said, would ever I allow
My grandkids such a thrill?
Perhaps when they are seventeen
Or even more, I will.
Copyright © Ilene Bauer | Year Posted 2019
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