Childhood

© S K Iyer

I was in the chair, thinking,
when she came in, smiling,
an angel without wings,
and got into my bed.
Saw in her smile,
The lure of innocent love;
her charming face
drew me toward her.
Lied by her side,
she cuddled up
cozily against my chest.
Felt her warm body,
softer than butter;
Kissed her eyes
and then her cheeks;
felt the sweet smell
of the pure childhood -
the life's magnificent chapter
that seeks refuge in oblivion
never to be read by oneself.
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