Childhood sings in summer's fading light

Music plays drifting through the night air
laughter sounds full of innocence and silly words1

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In the eye of the mind a little brown eyed girl twirls
Spinning round and round with a fire in her eyes3

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Thoughts race through words in imaginary games
dragons and pirates and treasure is the flavor of smiles5


Sunlight glints of a fragile four year old too young to be hurt
Dizzy with the addiction of movement she starts to fall to the grass6


Crayons paint the night with cupcakes and hand drawn trains
Little gifts of life sprinkling around blonde curls and giggling bodies7


Smell of living redwood and childhood at its best are the scents of brown hair
Memories of flying on rain wet metal swings and hiding in the branches of trees8


Heavy weight of a silly five year old fills my arms and keeps me balanced
Sticky fingers holding tight to mine as loving whispers of gifted secrets touch my ears9

Light falling from between branches stained a four year old;s head with memories
Getting up again a brown eyed girl spins and twirls faster than her dizziness- innocent

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  • januaryrain gold member
    January 5
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    Beautiful poem, I love the imagery, the way the memories unfold.
    Excellent write.

  • KitterBean
    October 14, 2008

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    Heavy weight of a silly five year old fills my arms and keeps me balanced
    Sticky fingers holding tight to mine as loving whispers of gifted secrets touch my ears9

    Loved this ^^^

    Very wonderful!

  • Stryke Greeters member
    September 24, 2008

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    couple grammar blunders, but this was very well done! I enjoyed reading it and following the story through your clear choice in words! Great job! And all the luck in the contest

  • Vampiric souls
    September 22, 2008

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    this is a great job, and it's so well written. I love the description you used to tell the story. Great Job!!!