Once upon a time
Summers were easy
Flip flops and walks
To the corner store
Now boarded
Now abandoned
We awake heavy
Marine layer thick
Memory and dream
Tangled in a distant sweet.
May you one day
find your way back
Open into that smooth sweetness,
Lost familiar ease.
[Words by Margaret Elysia Garcia; Art by Ross Amador
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This perfectly fits my mood the other day. Wonderful poem.
Thanks!