My Wonderland Poem by Jayne Louise Davies

My Wonderland



I can still feel the sun on my face as a child,
In that wonderful garden,
With you by my side,
Such a bright array of flowers,
Blew in the breezy air,
I'd sit in my favourite place back then,
Young, without a care.
The roses looked fine,
Just on top of the wall,
And Mums favourite words were,
Watch you don't fall!
Dad would be planting and pruning away,
Noises from children,
As they played in the lane,
And from our small house,
I could see the high mountain,
It looked grand in the sun,
The birds bathed away,
In the fine garden fountain,
I've never forgotten,
Those days in the sun,
That garden of ours,
When we were all one.

Jayne Davies

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Smoky Hoss 27 April 2022

What memorable beauty you scatter so skillfully here, growing, and sharing, a garden of wonder. You've given me cause to lovingly recall my own sweet times of youth... thank you. Beautiful poem!

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Jayne Davies 28 April 2022

Thank you for your lovely words of encouragement. Much appreciated.

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