The Juvenile Days
The poem-- "The Juvenile Days" I truly get dumbfounded To look back at the days I had once, And to get them back again, I will not be given any chance. I do not burst into remorse, Knowing this outrageous fact well; If my soul tries to force, It would simply fail. First, to a nursery school, Then to a kindergarten one; Now, I just can’t mull How they all are gone. Whenever I take an expedition Down my memory lane, I do not receive anything But lots of pain. I become astonished to think How great those juvenile days were; But, all went away in a wink, Forever, forever, forever… Many hands in a lunchbox, Many children at a play, Always ready for others to coax, To be ever-happy, ever-gay. Am I having a perfect time? Does everything happen for good? Now, I yearn to get back to The days of my childhood. ...