Childhood Into Adulthood no returnA Poem by KATHY SUE SILLSA young boy cannot wait to grow older!Numbers added to an age, add years to a life. Jovial teen anticipates adulthood. Kaleidoscope dreams in mirror of hopes, no rules to abide by and partying time flow in the brain in symmetrical patterns.
Bills are essential in the adult world. Capsule of remorse runs through a weary mind, longing to travel back in time where life was easier and fun. Childhood episodes of his life play like re-runs on a t.v. show. Face now creased with lines of regrets, eyes tear up in disbelief. He misses his childhood.
Paralysis of thoughts leave him stranded in the past, back in his childhood room of adolescents where batman and robin was his heros. Comic books and pictures of naked ladies hidden under his mattress for his eyes only.
He packs his suitcase. Journeys back to his childhood home. He visulizes his dad in his lazy chair, pipe in mouth. His mom knitting a blaket, listening to the evening news. It's an optical illusion of happier days.
Combination of emotions collide. Mom meets him at the door with a smile and hug. Dad meets him with open arms and says, "Son, I told you that you would miss these days."
© 2011 KATHY SUE SILLSAuthor's Note
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