Ghosts of Childhood

Ghosts of Childhood

A Poem by Daniel Winters
"

basically, my life up to now

"
We walk along time
scars still echoing
from empty football pitches
and broken street corners.

Wind through lit tunnels
sheltered under motorway bridges
shifting leaves and playing cards
along with us.

Hands on shaking shoulders
soothing us in sure voices,
'things happen for a reason'.
Pause, rewind, play.

Before we became
a list of changed plans
we spent our days upside down.
Honesty never felt like this.

That light still works
on that broken street corner.
Things decay without us,
but here time stops.

We'll forever be standing
on that street corner
confessing our sins.
Waiting for tomorrow.

© 2011 Daniel Winters


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Added on January 14, 2011
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Daniel Winters
Daniel Winters

Manchester, United Kingdom



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