Hideaway Poem by Della Perry

Hideaway



Me and D were only young
Nine or ten
Sometimes we fell out and I dated R instead
But I always went back to D
He break danced, he was cool and hilarious.
R was smart, good looking but a bit of a bore.
Me and D would ride our bikes to the park
There were massive tree groves
We would duck the branches
Underneath was like a tent, under the leaves.
We would play house and marriage
Sit on cardboard and laugh.
As we grew older
He wanted to do what mom and dad did
I didn't want to.
So we fell out again, I went out with R and watched as
D went to our hideaway with clare,
And Sue, and Jill and... many more.
We drifted apart.
R moved house, too far to keep in touch when you're 11,
Grief shook me hard.
My best friend, T, moved school.
It was tough being a kid!
But I got to admit
D and R are still in my childish heart.

Sunday, September 27, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood ,friendship,memories
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
D R T always in my heart.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ratnakar Mandlik 27 September 2015

Fantastic realization depicted in the poem. Such experiences are universal. Thanks for sharing.

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