Sweet Memories — Candy, Toys & Seasonal Moments
2025-12-04
gummy candy waits in a glass jar by the window,
catching afternoon light like tiny stained-glass pieces.
Small hands press against the glass, choosing colors slowly,
as if each bite could decide what kind of day it will be.
On the living-room table, a halloween candy bowl appears earlier than it should,
already half-filled with bright wrappers and giggles,
a promise that soon the doorbell will ring again and again,
kids in capes and painted faces racing up the path,
swapping stories, swapping sweets, swapping that buzzing feeling of “tonight is special.”
In a crinkling paper packet, gummy candy haribo bears jostle together,
taken along on a family walk through the park,
shared on a bench while kites pull at their strings in the sky,
each chewy bite a small, fruity applause for the day that’s not over yet.
At home, marshmallow candy lines up beside steaming mugs,
waiting to dive into cocoa after a day of running outside.
They float like tiny clouds as children curl under blankets,
marshmallow moustaches forming as they laugh at the same joke
for the third time in a row.
A square of chocolate rests on a wooden tray,
broken into neat pieces for everyone around the board game,
the sweet reward for rolling the right number,
or the gentle comfort when someone loses and needs a little “it’s okay” on their tongue.
On a bright spring morning, a surprise egg hides in the grass,
tucked behind a flowerpot in the garden.
Children race across the yard, shouting “I found one!”
as the crackle of foil and the tiny click of plastic opening
turn into squeals of joy at both the sweet and the secret inside.
Later in the year, a chocolate toy egg rolls out of a winter stocking,
unwrapped by chilly fingers after playing in the snow.
Outside, a snowman leans slightly to one side,
inside, the room smells of cocoa and warm socks,
and the toy from the egg joins the line of tiny treasures on the windowsill,
watching snowflakes drift past.
On the table between all these small celebrations,
a simple heart-shaped candy glows in its wrapper,
passed from one hand to another with a shy smile,
a tiny, sugary way of saying “I’m happy you’re here”
as the seasons turn, the holidays come and go,
and every piece of sweetness becomes part of a family story
that children will remember long after the candy is gone.
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