Good Old Days

by The Wingless   Feb 5, 2006


You speak of the day,
The day we met,
Just like speaking,
Of the scenery,
But here is the gateway,
To summer at sunrise.

Because,
When you feel the wind,
On the slopes you dash,
You can laugh everything away,
Tomorrow will be a sunny day.

The days of love and dreaming,
Were part of the good old days.

Even the times,
When feelings aren't,
What they are meant to be,
I remember they're right,
They've taught me well,
That being myself,
Makes me shine.

I want to tie my heart,
To something strong,
Keep the bond,
With a rope,
So I will not be carried along,
With the tide rising.

The days of love and dreaming were precious,
Forever sealed in the pieces of time that passes by,
In the good old days.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Hareem

    Such a fine subject and I can gather the nice sentiments but their expression is weak, there is some kind of problem with the form of the poem, seems it is in no form!
    I don't know if it's free-verse,coz I don't see any rhyming pattern...
    Sincerely speaking, you have great ideas but you need to work more on your writing style, you seem to be too hasty with your verses.