Long Ago

John Prophet

Long ago.
Riding
in the
car,
back seat.
Mom and
Dad
up front.
Long gone
now.
Christmas
season
about.
Cold dark
night.
Heading
home
from a
family
visit.
Christmas
1959.
Age of
seven.
Light
on the
Boston
Hancock
building
flashing
red.
Snow
signaled.
Thrilled
at the
sight.
Cold crisp
night.
Perhaps
a white
Christmas
awaits.
Homes
covered
in lights
along the
way.
Joy residing
within.
Home,
arrived.
Hot cocoa
marshmallow
topped.
Living room
dim.
Christmas
tree glow.
Fond
memories,
of simpler
times.
When
all seemed
well.
Oh, so
many
years ago.

  • Author: John Prophet (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 16th, 2024 15:30
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments3

  • Cassie58

    You created the ambience. You took me back in time. I lingered there. I remember the late fifties too. I just wanted to stay there longer. Nice nostalgia John.

    • John Prophet

      Thank you. Never forgot that experience.

    • sorenbarrett

      This reads as though it were a personal history of my own even the age is within a year

      • John Prophet

        Wonderful simpler ties. Thank you for reading

      • Goldfinch60

        Those memories are so wonderful John.

        Andy

        • John Prophet

          So true Andy. I still feel it to this day.
          John



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