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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Blodgett Avatar
July 20, 2019 at 9:48 PM
Those were such great times before the mass media and instant gratification. Thank you for taking me there once again in a beautifully depicted way. Lonna
Pinet Avatar
July 21, 2019 at 7:08 AM
Thanks Lonna, I agree, the world seemed so much more interesting back then, my friend, Emile.
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