ChildhoodA Poem by JazzThis is the poem that was shortlisted. Enjoy! :)We ran through endless fields without a care in the world And marvelled at spring time flowers as their petals unfurled. We made small paper boats and raced them down the rolling stream And laughed at the scarecrow and the odd angle he leaned. We fed the horses in the fields apples and grass And climbed any big tree that we just so happened to pass. We always ignored the calls of “Come and get your dinner!” For our childish games of tag needed a winner! We would visit the seaside and eat too much ice cream And promise that life would always be this idyllic dream. But suddenly, we grew up and life became serious And things like boys and school made us delirious. These memories will stay with me for a lifetime though, Regardless of the people I meet or the places I go. © 2011 JazzReviews
|
Stats
207 Views
4 Reviews Added on August 10, 2011 Last Updated on August 10, 2011 AuthorJazzLincoln, Lincolnshire, United KingdomAboutHello! My name's Jazz. I'm 19 and I'm studying English Literature and Creative Writing at university. I mainly write poetry and short stories. I'm influenced by writers such as Emily Bronte, Charl.. more..Writing
|