The Boy Named AaronA Poem by A. V. MadisonWe were just small children growing up down the street sharing our toys and smiles the sweetest boy I'll ever meet We'd meet in that field each day You'd bring your red toy truck I'd bring my dolls and with luck our parents would forget we were out here Inseparable, you and I best friends joined at the hip Lord we'd play and run and laugh nothing was complicated, nothing unreal The streetlights shot out, I'm screaming your name The fire burns bright at your house My mom leaves me at home to help the people I'm watching from my window as they bring the people out. Some of them breathing, some of them aren't. I see your face, framed with blonde hair. I scream your name. You don't move. Your name is engraved on a rock I place roses at your grave. I miss you, Aaron. Come back.
© 2013 A. V. MadisonAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on February 22, 2013 Last Updated on February 22, 2013 AuthorA. V. MadisonOnly a Kid, But Hard To Scare, CAAboutI'm Maddie. Clumsy. Short-tempered. Quite an oddball. Sort of silly. I make big plans then never do them. I have a fascination with tiny lights. I have atelophobia and OCD. I am the definition.. more..Writing
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