A Child's Memory, by Lunaria
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A Child's Memory
Unchanged is this sloping, terraced hill
I came as a child to sit by the bubbling rill
Watching the water run over the rocks, as it does still
I sat motionless in the reeds
And wrinkled my nose
At the king Cobra as he feeds
Once I felt his wrath
When I reached into a recess
To pick out a pretty stone on my path
I stumbled over the crags hurting myself
Running from the only Companion I ever had
Seeing him lying dead now makes me sad
Walking away with tears wetting my face
Not to return to the memories of this childhood place.
Copyright © 2004 Lunaria (Lila May Guptill)
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Posted: 2005-07-24 00:10:58 UTC |
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