Going Home 7/2/19
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Category : Poems
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Went back to my old neighborhood todayNot only my home but my rootsWhatever I’ve done whatever i amIt started here from boy to manIt’s hard to describe -so much recalledThe buildings the sameBut the faces and namesI know none at allI sat on a bench by the parkFor the view across the streetMy “pad” for twenty yearsWhere family and friends would meetPortions came backAs clear as could beThe good and the badOf what happened to meA short one block walkThe place where I’d playCome heat-snow or rainI’d stay there all dayThe playground still thereWith a look that had changedThe structure’s the sameBut a lot rearrangedAnother short walkTo the candy store dropWe would stand on that cornerBut the girls wouldn’t stopOutside the playgroundWe would sit on the benchesThroughout my teen yearsWhere the boy and girl venturedI left my past life later that dayWith vivid memories rebornEnergized and gratifiedWith the wii to carry on