The Old School Building

The Old School Building

A Poem by Sunflower/Sara Kendrick
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Short form of Polter's Measure, Rhyme

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The old school building from childhood

Changed now ~ a nursing home

Laughter echoes 'pon the warm breeze

Children some old, don't roam

 

Years separated me from here

The building has improved

The grounds are much the same as then

Gone are see-saws that moved

 

Gone is the fun merry-go-round

Where accidents happened

Life as a whole has surely changed

Thinking of those actions

 

Life sometimes goes a full circle

This school from years bygone

Ancesters whose offsprings in home

Once lived, learned, and moved on

© 2013 Sunflower/Sara Kendrick


Author's Note

Sunflower/Sara Kendrick
My son-in-law is in the nursing home where I went to elementary school a few years..He has Huntington's Disease..His great grandmother and her sister had the disease..Nearly every one born into that family has come down with it..The great grandmother was born and reared close to this school..So the full circle..

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Added on May 22, 2013
Last Updated on May 22, 2013
Tags: Memory, Life, Rhyme