Summer Days of Innocence

Oh, those golden days, where laughter lived,

In the warmth of summer rays,

Memories play, like a sweet serenade,

Can you hear the children say?

Running through the sprinklers, feeling so alive,

Chasing down the ice cream truck, joy on a drive,

Riding bikes with friends, laughter in the air,

Summer’s endless hours, freedom everywhere.

Swinging high so high, we touched the evening sky,

Poles lifted from the ground, oh how we’d fly,

Picking blueberries, tasting sunshine sweet,

Catching fireflies, soft glow beneath our feet.

Those were the summers of my childhood,

Playing till the stars appeared,

No internet, no distractions,

Just the laughter in the clear,

We headed home when the streetlights came on,

Holding these memories, forever they'll be drawn.

Racing through the grass, with nothing but some dreams,

Spinning in circles, bursting at the seams,

Running wild and free, with a heart that knows no chains,

Time lost in simple pleasures, like summer rains.

Swinging high so high, we touched the evening sky,

Poles lifted from the ground, oh how we’d fly,

Picking blueberries, tasting sunshine sweet,

Catching fireflies, soft glow beneath our feet.

Those were the summers of my childhood,

Playing till the stars appeared,

No internet, no distractions,

Just the laughter in the clear,

We headed home when the streetlights came on,

Holding these memories, forever they'll be drawn.

So here’s to those moments, precious and bright,

To the days without worry, under soft moonlight,

I close my eyes and I’m back there again,

To the summers of freedom, where time knew no end.

Those were the days, oh how lucky I was,

To grow up before the world turned to buzz,

Now I hold them dear, like a flickering light,

In the heart of my soul, they’ll always shine bright.