I wish to thank you, from the depths of feeling hammocked in reverie of sweetness.
This poem was first read silently without Etta James's At Last in the background-
The first time I read it, I felt the most peace I have felt in a long time- just for coming across a stranger's poem but feeling enraptured by some certain unknown uncertain nostalgia of what it's like to be a child and see the world through a child's eyes, precious, a little girl is always dreaming of holding in her tiny palm the hand of a special boy who at that first rose blushing, only thinks upon his face as hers, at last, somewhere hovering above in Heaven's distant, and now close- dream.
This poem is surreal.
These lines brought tears to my eyes:
No less the beauty decades since
In her face the child I could see
...and then of course, rereading it a second time with the first of melody-
brought life to me.
You have captured and endearing time in your childhood..experiencing an unforgettable moment. Tate, I am tearing up right now, because of you!...yes, I'm a sap for romantic puppy love... my story is very much like this one... I wish I could go back, just to feel that sweet moment all over again...(sigh)
A heartfelt write.~xo~:)
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I think back to those days all the time and a smell from the warm summer air reminds me of a breeze .. read moreI think back to those days all the time and a smell from the warm summer air reminds me of a breeze years gone by.And off my mind goes to that day and time.Thank you
1 Month Ago
I enjoyed reading this... sweet write, my dear friend... :)
All we had to do was grow, we could do anything else our little minds thought about but all we had to do was grow, and we were going to do that anyway. we just didn't know it. It's, I think, the only time in our lives that the world was truly ours. Am amazing poem Tate, great rhyme, wonderful flow.........thanks for sharing.
Nostalgia, nostalgia... Childhood is such a marvellous period in our lives, when we are seeing our little world for the first time, and meeting others at the same innocent stage of life. Why is it such a draw to our memory? Because there is absolutely no responsibility, no bills to pay, no food to prepare, no clothes to wash, no money to distract us. Our little playmates also, with nothing to do but explore these exciting new friendships... hard to believe that my own little friends from childhood are now approaching 70 years of age....