Laughable Snaps Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Laughable Snaps

Rating: 5.0


Black and white photos
Captured the little girl I once was
A one year old with fascination
Recorded by time lapse pauses

Wearing a shinny satin dress…
I remember it was pink
A homemade birthday cake
Got my attention in a blink

The shutter eye of the box camera
Clicked as it opened and closed
A single candle lifted with a tug
It must be tasty I supposed.

Pursed lips explored the frosting
As a tiny tongue savored
Drool commenced to flow
The sweetness was vanilla flavored

What a succulent trophy!
A small empty hand lunged
At the cake remaining on the table…
Destined to take a plunge

Save by a quick swoop from Auntie
Party-goers breathe an outward sigh
With a satisfied smile on my face
Nothing else could compete or vie

Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Topic(s) of this poem: auntie
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
JoAnn McGrath 14 August 2007

It's fun to look back at those old pictures...I'll be doing that soon myself...I'm sure

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Marvin Brato 14 August 2007

A fun recollection of childhood. Thanks for sharing. Loved it.10 from me.

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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