The House
He left the house, then later left it behind
With all the answers still there to find
No-one could touch it, not even the land
For years it would be there on purpose to stand
He said, pretty much it will wrap up this mess
Significant words he had to say, I must confess
The dirt driveway there is just the same
Where the fun, little red tricycle came
As a gift to ride with all the freedom to play
Where the peacock would often stray
The alphabet was learned on penmanship paper
Oh, how the memories did come to taper
When going there was suddenly forbidden
By controlling people, life changed, all was hidden
Not anymore, as he knew they would return
He was smart, so the rest were concerned
Now, I write on, as he and his brother would
With a map of words, if only he could….
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Heidi Sands
8/7/17
Copyright © Heidi Sands | Year Posted 2017
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