Handcrafter MemoriesA Poem by The Quillsnatch it before other kids could I followed that boy and reached to the corner of street He was there celebrating with his friends, brethren of childhood
Cherished and joyous was he, perhaps he was throwing a treat I went near him to relive the moment, but before could we meet He walked away and led me to a late evening, a place under the open sky He was staring at the stars, perhaps counting Or may be trying to see shape in them, god knows why
I smiled and just joined him in his endeavour We counted till a million, we drew a cat and a dragon
Holding hands, we headed to a new place It was the last day of school He was among his friends Faces were showing smiles eyes were holding tears Spirits were high, dreams were without any fears
Promises were made, memories were crafted on that white shirt I walked away, leaving him living the moment I then saw a young guy at beach Making sandcastle, smiling, and contemplating I went near and asked Aren’t you old to play with sand?
He smiled at me, held my hand Made me sit near and asked me to join He was trying to relive the childhood By making those sandcastles from memories of mine
Though imperfect but beautiful and pure Perhaps like the childhood dreams May be like those unhealthy toffies and those roadside ice creams
Then a wave came and took the castle with her Leaving the smile on face and memories in the air
I too smiled and came back to my senses Found myself sitting on bench, saw the time And closed my box of handcrafted memories And walked back to my house, feeling rejuvenated Embracing the smile, evading the worries © 2021 The Quill |
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