I went there today.
To that little alcove
beside the playground.
It was cold,
and children were playing, laughing,
smiling. Like we would.
I hadn't the time to stop
to soak in each memory
that is held there.
I walked on.
But I remember
that windy night.
We were scared.
Our fears are soaked
into the red bricks
and the heavy doors.
We couldn't defeat them.
And though you held me,
we were blown away in that wind.
I walked on.
Hi Lena, I like your poetry. -A. Johnson
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