We too would sit up throughout the warm nights and laugh around the glowing campfire light, then twinkling eyes meet from afar sipping cocoa remembering good times shared with friends. We can never go back.
We took shelter from the shadows, from the dark. When the sparks turned to fireflies, we’d smile, and wish upon the flickering embers, letting our dreams float up to the sky,
Speaking with love to them, who had given me solace and a safe harbor among friends. How time did leave, how time did slip us by to leave us with only faded memories?
This poem is an imitation of the poem "Those Winter Sundays" by Robert Hayden