Springs and Lisa

Springs and Lisa

A Poem by Randall

Riding in the truck today, we heard a familiar sound.

The springs in the seat were squeaking in a rhythmic pattern.

I knew where I had heard that sound before.

It was a sound recognized by both of us.

The sound of bed springs moving rhythmically together.   

You and I moved the bed springs that way to play symphonies.

I was the conductor.

You, the sheets of music.     

Do you remember those days my Mona Lisa.




D. Randall Dollaway
30 December 2025

© 2026 Randall


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Man, this hits like a memory you can almost touch. There’s humor, warmth, and just a little edge in how you bring those days back—like the past is alive in that rhythm. Sharp, tender, and real all at once.

Posted 6 Days Ago


Randall

6 Days Ago

Thanks, Thomas. Memories can be held in the smallest sounds. It helps if you have an old truck, also.. read more

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Added on December 31, 2025
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Chicago, IL