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#childhoodmagic
Existing in a spinning circle Of washed up wanted dreams Living in this surreal of awful As nightmares exhale primal screams Ripping up the wasted minutes Like trash discarded in the bin Barely glimpsed, as the door shuts Moments of what could have been Life becomes a faded hue In this dazzling world of wonder You search for what you once knew Before infant dreams were torn asunder But enchanted ever afters Live only in childhood play They dissolve in children’s laughter As age slowly melts the magic away But I want to find the magic spell to say Which will bring the enchantments back So I can believe, before I’m old and grey That ever afters can be a happy fact
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Oct 18, 2018
Oct 18, 2018 at 12:05 PM UTC
Magic Lost and Found
A DANCE OF INNOCENCE AND ADVENTURE By Paul Baldry ECHOES OF CHILDHOOD Underneath the orchard tree, echoes of playful boys, Innocence twirls, jests soar, tease the girls they will. Within their hearts, full of naughtiness they be, Their giggles, their delight—then we say, they’re just boys. Beneath the moon’s glow, whispers of adventurous boys, In their games, pranks fly, chase the girls they will. In their souls, love—hidden behind playfulness it be, Their chuckles and boisterous deeds—they’re just boys. In the park around swings, giggles of playful girls, With laughter teasing the boys, then away they skip, Creating a world of joyous and magical memories and Under the warm sun, majestically they prance and dance. Beneath the moon’s glow, whispers of adventurous girls, In their soul, love hidden playfully—away they skip, Creating a majestic world of dreamy imagination and Under the moonlight, the boys and girls gracefully dance.
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Feb 13
Feb 13, 2026 at 5:03 AM UTC
A Golden Shovel Poem