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Mike Hauser
Poems
Mar 2021
Souvenirs
I have my share of what some call trinkets
But to me they're memories
If I lose my train to think it
I just stop and look around me
I have keys chains from the tropics
Tee shirts that say wish you were here
If you name it chances are I've got it
In the form of souvenirs
From the time I was in Canada
There's an ash tray never used
It was either that or a button
That proclaimed, I kissed a moose
I have all these things to guide me
When my mind stops running clear
If you need me you can find me
Reminiscing with my souvenirs
There's a Chihuahua doll from Mexico
A flag and stand from Japan
I can still feel the warm Hawaiian glow
In this bottle of beach sand
When I am old and beyond gray
I'll have all this to take me there
Back to the days I once made
In the form of souvenirs
Written by
Mike Hauser
Sunny Florida
(Sunny Florida)
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