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Store Window
by Z B McClure
Sunday, May 05, 2013
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we were all children once, and in ours, we are once again...

S T O R E W I N D O W

~ ZB McClure

Today while shopping at the mall
two little girls of four I saw
ecstatic faces lit with mirth
they left their parents in the hall
entered store, stood smiling out
giggling loud for all their worth.

O Parents treasure simple times
as these --
hoard them ever as pure gold
They are the stuff of memories
the precious seed of our best dreams

O Parents savor while you can!
For never will they be this small again.

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Reviewed by Andy Turner	5/6/2013

So true, be loose and write all this magical times down.




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	5/6/2013

Some folks take life too seriously. I love to go right along with the kids. Nothing wrong with letting your inner child come out. Ron




Reviewed by Connie Faust	5/6/2013

What a beautiful, winsome poem. You touch the heart with this one. Connie




Reviewed by Paul Berube	5/6/2013

John said it very well, Zack. Well done as usual. God bless.




Reviewed by John Domino	5/5/2013

Excellent poetic memories! Yes, childhood is over way too fast. We meed to cherish those years while they last, Amen Yours in the love of Jesus Christ, John Michael

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