Eulogy for Childhood
How did this come to be?
Like the bird
that forgets to fly,
I am grounded, without purpose.
I shout below, why?
To know again,
Wonder, Fear, and Curiosity!
As I grow larger,
As does the world shrink.
I no longer see the world
as it should be.
The snowman is now cold water.
The trees, once the world in it’s own,
Are now, merely, wood.
How dead my reflection is.
And for that, this eulogy is made:
For the boy
who once feared, once wondered,
Once loved
and once lived.
As it is for the three-legged workhorse,
It is too late for me.
This poem is about:
Me
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