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Detergent & Time
September 15, 2014
We watched our childhood
grow on a clothesline
I saw myself dance
whenever the wind blew
My heart and shirts grew cold
when the winter came
The summers filled us
with soft sunlight
Our shadoew grew longer
'til the nights came 'round
And now there are no more
clothes on the clothesline
© Ronald W., Sherman Oaks, CA
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