He took a walk
\nWith his friend aged eight
\nThe weather perfect
\nReally great
\nOur son eleven
\nThought that he
\nWould visit a friend
\nInstead you see
\nHe lost his way
\nAnd could not find
\nA street that was familiar
\nSo in his mind
\nHe’d headed for a landmark
\nThat her knew
\nBut the time he was gone
\nIt just grew and grew
\nHe thought big trouble he would have
\nEven a cell phone
\nOh yes he had
\nA three county search
\nWas happening then
\nAnd finally he answered
\nHis cell phone when
\nYes when the police called
\nHim and they did find
\nHe was ok and at Staple’s Store they did find
\nHe now is grounded
\nYes is he
\nUntil he reaches
\nThirty Three<\/p>\n
I thought my hair was gray before.
\nI am lucky it did not turn snow white
\nwith this incident. At least he is safe.
\nI was really scared because my adopted
\nsister’s natural sister had her twelve year old
\nson disappear just like this and they have
\nnever found him and that was eight years ago.<\/p>\n
By Ronald Gainsford<\/p>\n
\u00a9 2001 Ronald Gainsford<\/p>\n
BY RGAI<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
He took a walk With his friend aged eight The weather perfect Really great Our son eleven Thought that he Would visit a friend Instead you see He lost his…<\/p>\n