Penny Hemans (23 December / Westminster)
Poems by Penny Hemans : 38 / 76
Memories
Remember
when the kids were small
remember
remember
wrong shoes on tiny feet
and parents struggling
to maintain their calm
lace time to their elbows
tick-tock their tongues
at feisty fledglings
ripping ribbons
shredding stitches
howling without tears -
remember
remember
when the kids were small?
Kookaburras seranaded us
from a Eucalyptus jungle -
remember?
April 1997
Penny Hemans
Submitted: Friday, August 24, 2007
Edited: Thursday, March 31, 2011
Poems by Penny Hemans : 38 / 76
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yes, penny, your poems dance their way to people's heart. carry on.
You are magic memory, Penny Hemans, somewhere out of the recesses of ancient time.