When I was small,
we joined a field trip together.
`
We passed through the
shadows of tall trees,
then she sat on the
grass, stretched and yawned.
`
She combed my hair
while saying do’s and don’t
on my face.

`
Her hair was short
and beads of sweat formed in her forehead
because she ran
after me.
`
I saw myself
in her dark brown eyes when she
knelt in front of me.
`
She wiped my dirty knees
with wet towel;
her hands were warm
as she pat powder on my face, back and chest.
`
She gave me my snack
and asked me to
behave while eating.
`
Then I ran away from
her again,and shared my food
with my playmates.
`
Now,now that she thinks
I’m all grown up,
All she does is
enter my room without
permission
and leave me a kiss in the middle of my dream.
`
And me,
dreaming
how she stroke my hair
while saying do’s and dont’s
on my face.
Tags: edwin, narrative poem, poetry, she



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