Small Town Swings

clark_taylor

Sitting on these

Small town swings

Reminds me of when

I was young

Only but a few years ago

I would have been

A kid

I remember late night

Adventures with people I called

My friends

Laughing and talking about

The little things that had

No future meanings

But were so important

At the time

I remember how first love

Felt in the fall and

How first heartbreak

Felt in the spring

But those days are gone

And all that's left are these

Small town swings

  • Author: clark_taylor (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 21st, 2017 16:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: I have lived in a small town my entire life. I went to high school with only 75 people in my class. Honestly some days it did feel like there was nothing outside of this little world. So here is my reflection on some of the best days and the worst. Please feel welcome to comment or inbox me. Thanks for reading hope you enjoy!
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 40
  • User favorite of this poem: m4y4_bee.
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Comments1

  • m4y4_bee

    "I remember how first love

    Felt in the fall and

    How first heartbreak

    Felt in the spring"

    I wrote this down in my journal because I love it so much. So perfectly poignantly simple. Thank you.

    • clark_taylor

      Oh your welcome. Thank you for reading and I'm so glad you liked it so much. 🙂



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