The Childhood Drink
The love for Little Hug Fruit Barrels was always there.
One sip or Two sips, there was always one more sips left to spare
I always asked my mother, can I have these but the answer was always,
No because you won’t drink all of these.
With a pout on my face, I always dreaded those days
But one day it all changed,
I no longer loved those sugar filled drinks.
My mouth was filled with distaste as it hit my lips.
No longer the the flavors I remembered, all the colors tasted the same with no variations
It was just sugar and water with a little bit of color.
The child in me began to run in fear because I realized I was now an adult with no love for Little Hug Fruit barrels.
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