Of Caterpillars And ChildhoodA Poem by cynthiabuhainbaello
We were childhood playmates
Way back in the late fifties She was sort of a retardate, We children were not aware of this. One day we climbed a guava tree And Celia (that's her name) Tried to climb the tree with me, How we enjoyed that racing game! On a stronger branch I sat My brother climbed the other As Celia climbed I noticed that Green caterpillars were all over! I jumped off that tree so fast And my brother followed suit Celia tried to get off, alas! A caterpillar stuck to her foot. She held to a branch in fear Her hand crushed the green thing there With a scream she let go, oh dear! She fell on her back with a holler! Her grandma came rushing over As we laughed at the silly crying But out came our angry Mother And we were in for a big scolding. Looking back I have my regret I have not been able to say 'Sorry' My friend was one I will never forget So for her, I write this little story. Copyright Cynthia Buhain Baello Composed May 4, 2008 © 2012 cynthiabuhainbaelloFeatured Review
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Added on July 19, 2012Last Updated on July 19, 2012 AuthorcynthiabuhainbaelloTarlac, North, PhilippinesAboutI just write poetry and enjoy it. I also write essays and short stories (posted in another site). Thank you for taking time to view my page and my writings and I appreciate all who read and leave a.. more..Writing
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