The Carousel
Searching through the attic,
I came upon a box.
Amidst the dust and cobwebs,
It had a rusty lock.
Lost so many years ago
It waited all alone.
To be remembered once again,
When the child in me came home.
In jewellery box I find a key,
In the lock it turns.
Excitement builds inside of me
Curiosity it burns.
My mouth is dry, I lift the lid
And see to my surprise.
A small enchanting carousel
My memory recognized.
For even now, its music plays
It whisks me back in time.
To skipping ropes and Ferris wheels
And carousels that chime.
Those memories from my childhood,
I remember them so well.
The warmth the love and laughter
And my little carousel.
Copyright Dreambeliever 2002
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