Tuesday, March 19, 2019

The Swing By The River


The Swing By The River

He was never one of those kids
The ones who didn’t like to have fun
He would climb dangerous rocks
Catch snakes bare-handed
And hitchhike to distant towns
There was one thing he could never resist
That was a swing over a flowing river
It didn’t matter if it was winter
And the water was near freezing
Or if it was the middle of July
And the water was warm and comfy
He would swing out and drop
Splashing and swimming when he did
That was so long ago
He is no longer that young boy
But, he still looks at every swing
And he remembers the water surrounding him
For a moment, just a moment

He is that young boy once again

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