Four families sit down in a circle at camp
By pines lit by sky white with stars and a fire
And, one by one, people start singing along
When one of the fathers picks up his guitar.
The children, excited to hear the guitar,
Will always remember that night in the camp
When all of the families were singing along
As one single voice that encircled the fire.
The logs turn to ash; night is fading the fire.
They stop one by one, with detuning guitar
And voices too tired for singing along,
And children get carried to tents in the camp.
The fire put out, all are plodding along
In the camp, with their minds filled with song and guitar.
The Campfire Sing-Along by Joshua C. Frank | Sandalwood Poetry Reed Diffuser
$20.00Price
Joshua C. Frank works in statistics and lives in the American Midwest. His poetry has been published in The Society of Classical Poets, Snakeskin, The Lyric, New English Review, and many others, and his short fiction has been published in various magazines as well.
