Short Story Slam Week 24; Memory Lane
Posted on August 5, 2012, in Poems, Short Story Slam and tagged Age, Bluebell Books, Childhood, Children, Joy, Memories, Play, Poetry, Short Story Slam. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
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Oh, He’s still in there. A little more laid back than he was 50 years ago, but I still hear his voice and his devilish little grin slides onto my old face every now and then. The child in me won’t die until I do!
Nice one, Terri!
loved everything about it
Terri, thank you for this! On a slightly down day, when I’m trying to keep looking up, this helps. Hope you’re doing well – Lord bless you!
Wonderful, Terri, and it’s always good to let our inner child come out and play!
xoxo
Amen
Angie
Thanks Angie!! xoxoxo