Gorgeous green patch, Sometimes barren brown, Or even the rooftops, All alive with Glimpse of childhood Scuttling away, On tiny feet. Innocent banter, Soccer and rumpus, A catch here, A goal there, One life down, Two more to spare, Soaring kites, Scaling skies, Evening gathered, And so did life In these little niches Now remembered With fervor And Even a tinge of gratitude. The patches stand silent today, Forgotten, blanked out. Favored Only by flocks Of thoroughbreds of air. Nonage now prefers Sophisticated gadgetry To bruised knees. Who ever thought That Technology Would come to Pluck out The very childhood. Linking with Velvet Verbosity : 100 words : Glimpse Linking with Write on Edge : Write at the Merge, week 48 Linking with Trifecta : Week 105 Linking with Picture it & Write Linking with Five Minute Friday : Fly
Rhapsody resounds, resonating for eons, what'll be your echo?