Those wonderful days so long ago,
When kid’s games passed the hours
Shagging fly balls in fields of weeds.
Playing catch, after steamy showers
.
Those were the long days…
On the porches out of the midday sun
A hot debate “Ashburn’s the best.
Never, Mays is, he’s the one!”
They were sweet days…
Water from the hose
Mom’s ham and
cheese
Simple feasts that soothed
the soul.
Those were my days
We played from morning
'Til the streets light blinked us time to go
And fire
flies led the way home.
What full sunny days
When I was young
And then to sleep with the crickets song
And gentle
breezes through the pines
I wish for those boyhood days
Days I thought would never end
But they did...
They always do!
They always do!
School bells rang;
With chilly winds.
With chilly winds.
And I yearned for the sun
To stay awhile.
To stay awhile.
And I day dreamed of summer days
To played once more in the summer sun.
To played once more in the summer sun.
This year I’d bat 400…
This year I'd win every game.
This year I'd win every game.
When the long days come again.
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Thanks for commenting - I love to here your Millville Memories.