Frayed MemoriesA Poem by Haley Lynn Thomas
Little dog with wheels for feet Little girl rolls him up the street Big hill once seemed so steep Long ago memories still so sweet
For years he sat in a box Then one day on a tabletop Painted eyes stared at her accusingly Implored of her mournfully How could you have forsaken me? I was your very first pet The very essence of your innocence
Little dog Made of wood She didn't appreciate him Like she should have
Little boy in mother's arms Now another will pull him along She watches him go knowing that as the boy grows the little wooden dog will be forgotten again
She thinks to herself what are memories worth?
Little dog No longer little girl Big hill No longer as steep Fraying string and long ago memories © 2016 Haley Lynn Thomas |
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Added on October 4, 2016 Last Updated on October 4, 2016 AuthorHaley Lynn ThomasColumbus, OHAboutI write poetry, short stories, and novellas. Most of my poetry is inspired by real people and events in my life. more..Writing
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