Running Back From School Poem by james watkin
Running Back From School
Rating: ★5.0
To start me home, to set my legs
To gyrate at speed
Down from the sky, that runs 'fore him
I snatched a wind's heed.
His was a shove, gave me insights
Into frenzies caught
Off hill-tops, by clouds of all kinds.
Leaf, more undistraught!
Cushioning my continual fall
In this headlong pose
Relief, of my own exhaling.
Reprieve, when arose.
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood ,school days
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8/23/2025 9:02:15 PM # 1.0.0
Reminding pleasant trips down the memory lane and refreshing equally pleasant memories of the bygone days. Thanks for sharing.10 points.