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Dear, Childhood


Dear Childhood,
 
I am sorry to see you go old friend,
I dare say we've been through a lot.
You kept me company through till your end.
Into trouble you got me more often than not.
 
No more will I play all my cares away
Or spend all my money on toys 
For now I worry day after day 
And mourn the simplest joys.
 
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