A poem a day keeps the cobwebs off my keyboard. |
| When my brother was four He took issue with some parental decisions and not liking the restrictions Set out in the snow To run away from home He packed some food because My brother was no fool Took along his loyal hound The obedient rolling beagle-on-a-string And dressed for the storm (To this day I have no idea how he got in that snow suit by himself - did my parents help him go? Worrisome.) And resolutely freed himself from the family bonds that were holding back his dreams He got to the top of the street before he decided to turn around. At four, he had no clear destination And didn't want to miss dinner At seven, I was glad my brother came back 'Cause I really liked that dog on a string. 21 Lines Daily Poetry Prompt: Make Jayne laugh, so naturally, I have written a tragic story from my childhood. |