
I was a kid. Single digit years.
Back before I had grew into my ears
I spent every summer in gaffney
Getting used to my dad’s side of the family.
Grams always took me to Auntie Renee’s
That was our outing on most days
Auntie was always prepared for me to come
She knew I would hug her and ask for some
One day, I noticed Auntie wasn’t there
But I was excited and knew she wouldn’t care
I opened the cabinet door
But they weren’t there anymore
Confused, I saw Uncle G
He made a face while walking towards me
He reached for the shelf I was too short to see
Then he handed a bag to me
I smiled at him and he smirked back
He walked away as I sniffed the jumbo bag
Kind of bittersweet to know you’ve got a halo
But thank you for stepping in to get me my marshmallows.
About the Creator
Imani K. Watkins
I’m a crocheting massage therapist that loves dancing. I’m enjoying a journey of self love and growing in my purpose as a nurturing healer. I constantly have rhymes, thoughts and ideas running through my mind. Maybe it’s time I share them!


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