Kindergarten
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When I heard Gurdonark’s ‘Kindergarten’ I remembered a day that I took my then 4 year old daughter to kindergarten (20 years ago!) and I remembered a poem I wrote called ‘Kindergarten’ (published in my 2003 collection ‘Shadow Selves’.
Thanks also to morgantj for 4-year-old son laughing (Freesound) and adam danz for the sounds of children playing (Freesound). KINDERGARTEN She follows her mother Along the fence. Laughing, They kiss through bars Count three spaces Kiss again Count three spaces Kiss again All the way to the boundary She prepares for the break Bends, and silently plucks A flower of palest yellow. Her kindergarten friends Look on; their voices call her away But she does not respond to them As she places the flower In her mother’s hands In her mother’s care The other side of bars mother walks away (c) Deb Matthews-Zott Play
Kindergarten
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"Kindergarten"
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