Parts of Me
Trailer park memories,
family living together tighly,
apple and cherry trees;
they are all a part of me.
Alley ways and side streets,
scraped elbows and bruised knees,
tire swings and short sleeves;
they are all a part of me.
Long nights and long hugs,
loud fights and ears held on tight,
crooked frames and broken hearts;
they are all a part of me.
Homemade blankets and needle-stabbed thumbs,
laughing lungs and hands held on,
toothless smiles and long talks;
they are all a part of me.
Carshow and grease covered shoes,
chicken feed and ducks running loose,
long rides and many homes;
they are all a part of me.
Family fueds and tears stained pillows,
lengthy journal and random poems,
goal orientated and goals away from home;
they are all a part of me.
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