A poem about reminiscence.
I remember those candies and lollipops I licked
Spending nickel coins for ice cream and hotdogs on stick
Fairy tales told, the thoughts are fragments clinging in my mind
Echoing in a quiet, empty night, sending strange shivers inside.
Playful days circle, happy thoughts mingle.
The playgrounds stand like territorial markers
As my memory soars at the sun-dappled surface.
And never being tickled by the heat of the rays
But all of this vanishes in time.
Darkness pulls them away.
Blast of light strikes, suddenly empties everything
Gravity drags innocence away, the juvenile spirit
Now I’m falling, walking in a stairway of corpses.
Mistakes I’ve committed pound me down
Burnt soul, heart and dignity
Justice is stolen and blown chaotically
I wish to turn back time, bring back the naïve me.
A child, so innocent, playing on a farm of wheat
Free from the world’s sinful deeds.
Free from miseries, regrets.
… Innocence, All I possessed.
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