Childhood's End

For Bette Davis

by Nimchira


 

Sitting by a roaring fire, my dog by my side,

I fondly reminisce of days gone by.

 

Of running up hillsides, and down through the woods,

A young heart, clear mind, and changing moods.

 

Once a youth in my teens, I ventured out in life,

A tattered shirt, dollar bill, and ragged pair of jeans.

 

That was many years ago, many tears in between,

I grew and blossomed, I, once a movie Queen.

 

I lived my life, and lived it well, now I sit upon this hill,

My bodies old, my hair is white, and my eyes see through a haze.

 

to Autumn Leaves, an online poetry journal
volume 10(6)
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