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It Seems Like Yesterday
by larry r linville → (All Poetry by larry r linville)
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Things from long ago seem like they happened just a few years ago.




I went to a funeral the other day
and watched as the minister stood up to pray.
My mind was transported back some forty years
When we both were young buck among all our peers.
During the years so many things have transpired.
Now we both are listed among those retired
It was so long ago but it seems like yesterday

I had waited all my life to attend school.
That was long before it was “in” to say “cool!”
My teacher was scheduled to stop to get me
so I was waiting out in front by a tree.
In the distance her car appeared to my eye
but she just waved and smiled as she drove right by.
It was so long ago but it seems like yesterday.

The day of my wedding had at last arrived.
That terrible rehearsal I had survived.
I shopped everywhere all morning to acquire
a replacement spare for my odd-sized flat tire.
Then the maid of honor was running so late
that we tried to decide how long we could wait
It was so long ago but it seems like yesterday.

Today is a new page in your book of life.
Events which seem simple may someday be rife.
Time will pass quickly but seem to pass so slow
like yeast at work in a rising loaf of dough.
Someday you’ll sit there as you slow down your pace
and recall these things with a smile on your face.
It was so long ago but it seems like yesterday.


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Reviewed by Rose Rideout
Reviewed on August 31, 2007
Like all Larry we have those memories and we can now laugh, cry and be thankful for them, time goes by too fast and before we know it, that will be all we will have to look forward, so I'll keep mine tucked in my heart. A great write Larry and I thank you for sharing.
Newfie Hugs, Rose

Reviewed by Kathy Armijo
Reviewed on August 30, 2007
I agree with Larry - wonderful memory lane.
Yes, as I get older the time flys by like jets overhead. Yet, when I was a kid it took years for Christmas to arrive.
Kathy

Reviewed by Larry Lounsbury
Reviewed on August 30, 2007
Enjoyed this journey down memory lane.


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