Open Poetry #49 |
The Snowdrop Express |
Cari Member Posts 411 Englnand |
Longing for the summer Hols When time walked on leaden feet When an hour took a day to pass And a day to last a week Freedom came on Friday With the ring of the home time bell Me and Mitch were on the loose Intent on raising hell Bespectacled swots are pushed aside Girls scream and run for cover “You just wait” squeals cross eyed Kate “I’m going to tell me mother” So its fare thee well to the Borough Market To the Hustlers and the Fly Boys cries I’m bound for green fields and wandering rivers Far from Bert’s fish shop and his greasy fries I wonder if Julie remembers the hay loft Liquorice kisses under an August moon I wonder if Holly will play his squeeze box As we call for another tune Gathering up my yesterdays My god they still look new The train stands ready waiting And there’s always room for you. |
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Margherita Member Seraphic
since 2003-02-08
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quote: Delightful, Cari! I enjoyed every word and also the title! We change, our lives change, but there is still room for new emotions, without forgetting the old ones. Very nice poem! Margherita "Forget every touch or sound that did not teach you how to dance." |
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