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Remembering the happy days gone by
So carefree and so gay
Dressing up and performing
The better part of every day.
The old barn was our theater
And the stage was decorated too
A penny we charged to sit on a box
We were movie stars me and you.
Old clothes our parents discarded
Our talent was dancing and singing
Our parents and friends would watch us
Not realizing the joy we were bringing.
Kool aid refreshment of the day
When we took our final bow
The clapping meant so much to us
When I think about that special time now.
We entertained ourselves back then
Made do with things we had
Electronic toys unheard of
And that was not so bad.
Making believe was a lot of fun
Money was scarce you know?
The memories I have from way back them
Will be with me where ever I go.
Ginny Bryant©
Ginny's Gift Of Love
NOTE: Ginny's poetry is Copyright through
the Library Of Congress and cannot be copied
or used by whole or part in any way without her
written permission....
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