Somewhere in the Distant Past

The Struggler

When I was a child 

I lived in a beautiful home

Full of the rarest treasures,

Yet even more rare-- the dwellers

 

We had an abundance of wealth

But not the monetary type.

Our wealth was difficult to find, 

And that is the best kind. 

 

We had little space 

But that was the key,

The key to our loving family

And why we lived happily. 

 

That family has long since finished

But the love still remains...

Yet somewhere in the distant past, 

You can hear them having a blast. 

  • Author: Struggler (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 20th, 2021 19:34
  • Comment from author about the poem: I used to live in a very small home, but my family was huge. The result of that was that we all practically had a mattress laid out on the bed everywhere. All my cousins, uncles, and aunts lived together due to circumstances. We made the best memories and the best times. We all fought together, laughed together, and cried together. We were truly one big happy family. This poem is dedicated to those times. Even though we have all moved on, we still cherish those years.
  • Category: Family
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  • Goddess of the Mist

    A sweet poem. I've lived in some small places myself. Isn't it funny how tiny houses are "in" now? 🙂

    • The Struggler

      Thank you, I am so glad you liked the poem. It is funny how cozy and comfy small houses are more popular nowadays.

    • Goldfinch60

      Family is so important in our lives Ravale and you obviously have a wonderful family.

      Andy

      • The Struggler

        Thank you! Yes, I do have a wonderful family. Family is very important.

      • L. B. Mek

        a wonderful read
        thanks for sharing

        • The Struggler

          Thank you for sharing a lovely comment. It means a lot that someone appreciates my poem.



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