Those Times by Elizabeth Snader
She was only four years young, playing with her friends.
Running around in the grass, all laughing.
Gold and black uniforms separate teams.
All these young, vibrant children living life.
Running around in the grass, all laughing.
Parents cheering loudly from the sidelines.
All these young, vibrant children living life.
Expressing their innocence through sports, now.
Parents cheering loudly from the sidelines-
Children gallivanting
through the green grass-
Expressing their innocence
through sports, now.
Enjoying their time together
always.
Children gallivanting through
the green grass-
Their peers are their
friends for just a few years,
Enjoying their time together
always.
Not knowing what is coming
next for them.
She was only four years old
playing with her friends.
Not sure of what’s next, but
no real scare.
Gold and black uniforms
separate the teams;
This is her life without
worries-for now.
The kids continue to prance
around free.
Running around in the grass,
all laughing—
Just in time to enjoy their
youthful thoughts.
All these young, vibrant
children living life.
The ball is kicked into the
goal by her.
Parents cheering loudly from
the sidelines.
Everyone begins to scream
for the team—
Expressing their innocence
through sports, for now…
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