Flashbacks
I sit on the grass
In front of the school,
Reading a book as the younger ones play
Hide-and-go-seek.
There is a flashback
Of watching sunsets
While talking with friends
A boy comes out to us,
and asks to play disc golf.
We say yes.
But the flashback changes,
And there is a bicycle,
Three adolescents playing charades,
Another pair mocking a duel.
Again, the flashback changes,
Crying, anger, loneliness.
The goodbyes,
The disappointment.
I wish for the flashback,
That says, "Hello."
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