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Poetry: Childhood

• 1 of 134

  by Janet Huderski

  
  

  I Remember Summertime

  I remember

  Day trips to the North shore of Long Island,

  Cedar Beach, strewn with gray stones that

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• 2 of 134

  by Bob Mundle

  The Empty Swings
  
  
  The playground is empty,
  The children all gone
  Only a half-hearted wind
  Hums the carousel's song.
  
  Where are they

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• 3 of 134

  by Dior Armavella

  Purities of a Childhood Love Memoirs
  
  
  I still remember when we're young
  we walk along together
  on the path that is rocky
  climb

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  by Sharon Cohen

  Once I was a child
  In a world of wondrous splendor
  With lollipops and lemon drops,
  And dripping ice cream cones.
  Stuffed giraffes

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  by Bethany Anderson

  When We Were Young

  I was a rock star, you were a fireman.
  Do you remember?
  When we were young

  Dad left us all and gave us nothing.
  Do

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