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Childhood Memories


I am from pool parties and barbecues Summer nights skipping rocks at the river. I am from fireworks and sparklers, Scrapes knees and bug bites. I am from sunshine and smiles, Ice cream and water fights. I am from sleepovers and slumber parties, Maker overs and pillow fights. I am from hide and seek and man hunt, Hiding in closets and under tables. I am from dance recitals, Roses and cards after every show. I am from sneaking out and hanging out, Late nights and fake fights. I am from Joana and Kaitlyn, And Jackie and Alley. I am from childish games and innocent memories, Bedtime stories and imaginary friends.
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