That Special Smile Poem by Jayne Louise Davies
That Special Smile
We skipped through the streets of our childhood,
We played in the woods with a smile,
The bluebells lay there all around us,
A sight that made life worthwhile,
We sang in the morning assembly,
The hymns that our forefathers sang,
We hastily ran down the old stone steps,
As soon as the school bell rang,
And heading off home at the end of the day,
Our chatter filling the air,
On opening the door of the home that I loved,
My Mum would be waiting there.
She'd give me a smile,
Then we'd chat for a while,
I still see her smile today,
Then I'd race to the park,
Heading home before dark,
A wonderful end to the day.
All is not lost,
My youth maybe gone,
But those memories are with me to stay,
Of this village of mine,
Those memories so fine,
So precious in every way.
Jayne Louise Davies
Wonderful and nostalgic memories Jayne........10
My comment on z DNAetc is due to my wrong finger touch for Dr Swain 's comment.pl excuse me for my wrong touch for I am not so conversant with the system of PH
I still see her smile today.what a great memory preserved! ! nice memory as nice write.
Reveluable c.I have heard and known z DNA, but never known z chromosome, might be a new discovery.I shall try to explore it in internet and journals.True, I don't know the relationship between poetry and this z
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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2/21/2026 10:46:47 AM # 1.0.0
Ah, memories of a happy childhood. A delight to read.
Thank you so much x