Memory Lane – Ashly P. Ash
Today I strolled on down the lane
Was filled with pain to my disdain
Physically I was so distraught
As each and every step I fought
But there with me was a precious child
One so sweet, meek and mild
I knew that I must carry on
But in this chess game I was the pawn
We played a game then as we walked
Memory lane is what it was called
Every tree that we passed by
And every vibrant leaf as it died
We hung a memory from our past
Part of the mold which we were cast
The colors of fall surrounded us
And carry on I knew I must
Starting young and thinking back
Memories came as I got the nack
My grandmothers’ affection I placed high
While remembering them with a sad sigh
Picking flowers as a small girl
Watching mom make my hair curl
Each forming moment we hung in the air
Settling on the breeze with care
And as we walked and with laughter smiled
I realized this may be a memory for this child
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