List: Childhood

• Two Worlds

  Two worlds have I known along the path of this life -
  one of serenity, the other of strife.

  48 lines, 25 comments, on Oct 28 12:22 AM 2003. In Hope
• Jazz

  I don't remember now

  55 lines, 22 comments, on Nov 10 12:13 AM 2003. In Angst
• Too Full

  Life, once, was sharing secrets in tree-houses

  130 lines, 37 comments, on Nov 15 11:12 PM 2003. In Angst
• Too Full (revised)

  Life, once,
  was sharing secrets in tree-houses

  132 lines, 13 comments, on Nov 23 1:27 PM 2003. In Personal
• Talky Tina

  When I was a kid, I was constantly terrified.

  86 lines, 40 comments, on Jan 9 10:56 PM 2004. In Humor
• Children

  For the one-liner contest. :)

  4 lines, 8 comments, on Jun 16 1:22 PM 2004. In Other
• Childhood's Garden

  Oh childhood friends, come back again.

  13 lines, 31 comments, on May 29 12:32 AM 2005. In Personal
• Christmas Lights

  I always blurred our Christmas tree too
  and once, I saw a vision in the lights.

  40 lines, 29 comments, on Jun 30 1:56 PM 2005. In Personal
• Back When I Was Your Age . . .

  I hate to sound like some stuffy, old carbuncle
  And I really do try to keep up with what’s cool

  204 lines, 43 comments, on Feb 9 5:39 PM 2006. In Society
• The Hollywood Christmas Parade - RIP - 1928 - 2007

  Just a little lament.

  90 lines, 23 comments, on Mar 24 9:52 PM 2007. In Thoughts, Sad, Contemporary
• The Super-Duper, Ultra-Compacted, Rainbow-Swirl, Big-As-Your-Fist Superball

  I was about eight years old, lying in bed, reading the latest "Tales From the Crypt" comic book under the covers with a flashlight. I fini

  90 lines, 2 comments, on Dec 19 3:11 PM 2007
• Peace, Beauty and Joy

  Some say that peanut butter
  Is very unhealthy for our bods.

  37 lines, 45 comments, on May 22 10:51 AM

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