Do You Remember?
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Do You Remember?

In her poem Do You Remember? Lavinia Godfrey muses on the pleasures and pains of the past. Childhood and adolescence — where did they go?

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Do You Remember? — Lavinia Godfrey Copyright
	The baby lamb's woolly coat, cold showers in summer, heat that melted you, seething at a high school dance because your love ignored you, bubbles in the old wood copper, soapy skin, the ram’s horns, the warm cow’s milk, warm eggs, broken bird’s wings, baby cockies feeding, a foot wide water stream with water clean enough to drink, tadpoles in a rock pond, craybobs on a line, Nan & Pop’s lifetales, being embarrassed, seeing a cloudburst, lightning, thinking how absurd the old town drunk looked, being, thinking, — how high the sky was.
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