The Innocence of Childhood
I gave my hands to these rainbows
To go and see this bright pot of gold
My locks of hair, they dance around,
Just like the notes from my guitar
My spacesuit adorned
To run, scream and shout,
Hold on so tight,
Kick back and ride,
To try and reach,
Those stars afar,
My giggles on show for all to see,
Push me Mum, push!
Jobs, economy and 'leccy bills,
They shall no longer affect my thrills.
Explanation
I gave my hand to these rainbows
The colourful gloves worn by a child
To go and see this bright old pot of gold
Go go outside and play in the sunshine
My locks of hair, they dance around,
Just like the notes from my guitar
How the wind catches the child's hair and blows it around, just as notes dance out of a musician's instrument
My spacesuit adorned
To run, scream and shout,
All wrapped up in warm coat and scarf to go have a laugh
Hold on so tight,
Kick back and ride,
To try and reach,
Those stars afar,
My giggles on show for all to see,
This would be the breath coming from laughter visible in the cold air
Push me Mum, push!
(or take photos or whatever)
Jobs, economy and 'leccy bills,
They shall no longer affect my thrills
A little reminder that we should all take some time occasionally to revisit our inner child, forget about bills and all that rubbish and just enjoy some moments.
Love it, beautiful poem!
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