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The path we scuffed is now a green,
The iron rim has lost its sheen,
The chain-link fence is laced with rust,
And all our marks have turned to dust.
I grip the pole we used to lean,
The worn initials all but seen,
The painted line before my feet,
Starts to hum a patient beat.
The rusted gate, the crooked hoop,
The pale chalk lines that still loop,
It doesn't hurt, it doesn't sting,
It's just the way the old days sing.
The rusted gate, the crooked hoop,
The pale chalk lines that still loop,
I feel the years slide off like grains,
And my old self takes back the reins.
I grip the pole we used to lean,
The worn initials all but seen,
The painted line before my feet,
Starts to hum a patient beat.
The rusted gate, the crooked hoop,
The pale chalk lines that still loop,
It doesn't hurt, it doesn't sting,
It's just the way the old days sing.
The rusted gate, the crooked hoop,
The pale chalk lines that still loop,
I feel the years slide off like grains,
And my old self takes back the reins.