Home Coming

Home Coming

A Poem by Pen Draggin'

 Home Coming

The places of my childhood still exist
Rolling groves of x-mas trees along the outskirts
The red freckled bricks that cascade down to rosebuds
Jelly sandals in ankle deep puddles
The places of my childhood
La-Z-Boys chain-sawed into tree trunks
That haunted house up on the hill she swears you could hang-glide from
Elephant ears on the riverside
Still exist
The yellow cottage under the bridge next to The Building
Morning glory crawling up the embankment behind
Miles of sludging down pavement
The places of my childhood still exist

© 2009 Pen Draggin'


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I don't know if I've ever read this until now, but I think it's beautiful.

Posted 14 Years Ago


Those sound like some wonderful memories, nice writing.

Posted 16 Years Ago



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Added on March 11, 2009

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Pen Draggin'
Pen Draggin'

Portland, OR



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Hi! I'm Kelsey, I'm 22 years old with a passion for poetry. I write because it is innate and, quite simply, I'm pretty f*****g good at it. I love the rain. I will always belong to the Northwest. I sa.. more..

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