Wistful Recollections
Memories
form nostalgic dreams
tethered to
family
and innocence lost to time:
when I was a child.
Bogeymen
back then; were pretend:
all summer,
I'd stay out
playing till it was too dark
to see anything.
Marbles and
bubblegum cards, were
like money:
oft gamble
in games of skill after school,
hoping to win more.
I would take
long walks in the woods
by myself:
surrounded
by the presence of nature;
in hushed solitude.
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