Anonymous
Karyn Indursky
I remember the good ol' days
when things were simple.
I remember the good ol' days
when a smile was fixated upon my face.
I remember the good ol' days
when nothing mattered beyond that day.
I remember the good ol' days
when going to Grammy's was like being with Mom.
I remember the good ol' days
when the pool was a ritual and ice cream solved all.
I remember the good ol' days
when I had a tan and whitish blonde hair and that was in.
I remember the good ol' days
when the biggest thing was playing handball during the adult swims.
I remember the good ol' days
when we played tag with swim towels.
I remember the good ol' days
when everybody fit in it as long as they were a kid.
I remember the good ol' days
when the park the best next thing to the pool and games.
I remember the good ol' days
when the creek was a "No. No.," but ever so much fun!
I remember the good ol' days
when climbing the tree was forbidden, but I'd sit on the branch day after day.
I remember the good ol' days
when after a cry, some stitches, a few scars, and brushing it all off everything was good all over again.
I remember the good ol' days
when TV was imperative.
I remember the good ol' days
when Mom paid for groceries, clothes, school supplies, etc.
I remember the good ol' days
when my relatives were almost always visiting and keeping in touch with me.
I remember the good ol' days
when everyone spent more time getting along than ridiculing and judging.
I remember the good ol' days
when I didn't realize the realities of the world and what it meant to be a mature adult.
I remember the good ol' days
when I was blessed with being a naive child.