Innocence Of Youth Poem by Emma Beverage

Innocence Of Youth

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How many dawns
have I greeted?
How many more
Remain for me?
Why do I feel
the seasons
so plainly
at this hour?
The tingle
of colder air
brings with it,
a haunted mood
and half memories
of what used to be.
Waking up to
winter morns,
a child raised
on a farm.
The smell of biscuits
cooking, steam
from hot oatmeal.
I don’t remember
aching or dreaming
of you. Just the
innocence of youth.
The innocence of youth.

Thursday, February 23, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: haunted,innocence,seasons,waking
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Emma Beverage

Emma Beverage

Roswell, New Mexico
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