What Might Have Been Poem by John Yaws

What Might Have Been



I guess age will get you thinking.
Of the way things were "back then".
And set your mind to pondering-
The things that might have been.

You think of rash decisions-
The dreams of greener fields.
The bitter disappointment-
That a shattered dream oft yields.

The girls who caught your fancy,
In stolen interludes-
The romance which fell victim-
To your fickle, flighty moods.

The wasted miles you traveled,
The chances thrown away-
As you watched your dreams unraveled,
At the close of every day.

You sigh, and often wonder-
If you could live it all again-
Would you change those rash decisions-
When you view what might have been.

What Might Have Been
Friday, December 11, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: reminiscences
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John Yaws

John Yaws

Gonzales Co., Texas, USA
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