The Magic of Childhood

LP2187

The adventurous innocence

Something I crave again

My childhood had magnificence

When I created a secret den

To hide all my treasures and glories

Away from everyone else

I began writing stories

Of happiness itself

 

Because that was all I knew

For there was wonder everywhere

Now I wish that were forever true

That the world was always fair

If only I didn’t know certain facts

That make life such a scary thing

My childhood has splits and cracks

To it I’ve stopped trying to cling

 

I let it go, the childhood magic

But with me it seemed to stay

My younger years were so majestic

And I remember them to this day

The way everything was so nice

I wanted it to last longer

I was so joyous with my life

Good things couldn’t seem any stronger

 

But then time passed and I moved away

From things that were deemed childish

I wanted to go back to where I wanted to stay

In the world that felt so fun and lavish

It lasted a while, but not long enough

I begged for life to unwind

But after some time, I finally grew up

And left my childhood behind

  • Author: LP2187 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 31st, 2024 06:02
  • Comment from author about the poem: slightly challenging to write but i meant every word
  • Category: Reflection
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  • Tony36

    Excellent write

    • LP2187

      Thank you very much

      • Tony36

        You're welcome

      • TobaniNataiella

        How we long back to times gone by when things always appear nicer, those type of memories are what make us feel safe and secure, but we all have to move on at some point, enjoyed the read.

        • LP2187

          Yeah, even if moving on is hard, we all do, thank you.

          • TobaniNataiella

            You are very welcome

          • NinjaGirl

            growing up is way way way overrated, very beautifully said.

            • LP2187

              Thank you, I agree



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