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Memory Lane
October 11, 2016
You can sleep.
Go ahead.
His body indicated
He wanted to leave
Still holding my hand
“Take me home?”
I whispered
How many times
In my life
I walked up to the porch
Admiring
Afraid of the dark
Broken
It made me sad
As i walked down the street
There was your house
I imagined
Shut windows,
Fishing poles in the front yard
Finally felt
home.
© Halsey S., Marblehead, MA
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This poem is about a young boy going back to his roots.