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She tells me

Apparently, 
I was a naughty boy
At three,
Disappearing in a shopping centre,
Lost for what felt like hours.

Legend has it,
The infant siren song caught air-conditioned wind
And led the search party to a curtained grotto.

She tells me, there, they found
My talent on display, 
A song and dance before a giant mirror,
While curious stranger neighbours
Changed their clothes.

I don’t believe the myth, 
I had no talent then and precious little now, I think.
But it sure sounds fun. 

Rumour has it, the best days are behind us. 

Though my young’un’s on her way
into legend now. 
Loves that tale.

Copyright © Jonathan Holcroft | Year Posted 2025

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