A poem I wrote after an incident at work that made me miss the innocence of my youth. |
Sometimes I miss the innocence of my youth The times my mom would lie to hide me from the truth. And warm summer days that seemed to never end And childhood adventures shared with a friend. The visions of santa flying his sleigh and singing silent night And if I ever felt bad how Mom would make it all right And the soft sound of rain and the many colors of spring Waiting for the Easter bunny and all the candy he would bring oh how I miss those youthful days free of bills No responsibilities at all life was all thrills It’s funny how when you’re young you just want to get older But life is harder now with all the responsibility to shoulder Just once I wish I could go back To the family picnics and racing in a sack Or sitting under the Moonlight gazing at the stars Thinking to myself there could be life on mars. But I know that won’t happen I’m stuck here for good I better stop dreaming and face the facts like I should My youth is gone now I had my chance It’s not the first day of school or the last senior dance And who knows what my future may bring I might still be able to see the colors of spring |