Nineteen sixty two is when my life began,
Born in the Winter in a snowy Eastern land.
Amesbury, Massachusetts so far from where i am,
The past comes to visit me, memories of a man.
A mother, a father, one still lives on,
Father of a child went away while i was young.
I think of a home, a place in the snow,
Icicles hanging from the roof, a snowman standing tall.
Batman, on a small bike i did ride,
Snow covered branches, lightening in the sky.
Building blocks of many shapes and colors,
A monsters head rests on my dresser, Herman was his name.
Names i remember, where are they now,
A best friend by th e name of Proventure, Donnie it was you.
Bonnie was his sister, Hamilton’s I recall,
Two brothers, Johnny and Jimmy, a sister i now know.
A hill by the name of poe or pole, a dream in the snow,
Grapes on the vines, tree branches below,
My hometown of Amesbury, so long ago.
Keith Garrett
I’m so proud to live in New England. It was a fun piece to read.
Thank you for the follow! Looking forward to reading more of your poetry!
I feel sadness in your memory.The Batman and the bike got to me.
I’m so sorry about your father’s death. I can understand how that tinged your memories with sadness. ❤