Sunday, June 24, 2018

The Little One's Cave


The Little One’s Cave

Her mom told her of her bedtime
Seven o'clock every night
Lights out at seven thirty
But under her blankets
When darkness filled her room
A tiny light glowed in her private cave
The sound of turning pages filled the room
And she would read until the Sandman came
So, her mom would always find her
Flashlight still shining in the morning light
The book only a page or two from where it was
And the little girl still sound asleep
That was so many years ago
The little girl has a little one of her own
Bedtime is still seven o'clock
With lights out at seven thirty
And that little girl still has her private cave
With her flashlight and book
Her mom still finds her asleep in the new day
And she smiles as she changes the batteries
So, the little girl will always have the memory

Of the stories she read in her own private 

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