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Childhood memories

Endless space and time

all trees are there to climb

 

Unconditional love and trust

every no feels so unjust

 

Outdoors and in the woods

weekends full of baked goods

 

Summer holidays last forever

oh we think we are so clever

 

Sleeping on the floor in grandma's house

talking even though the lights are doused

 

Spending entire days in the local pool

and it is fun to learn things in school

 

Campfires and sausages on a stick

television and soup when we're sick

 

Discovering the magic of reading a book

the need to create a personal nook

 

Stories at bedtime and playing with dad

everything is just fun to be had

 

Without notice innocence is replaced by knowledge

the power of time and change we have to acknowledge

 

Oh the wise who know how to remain

that child that lived life without a strain

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