Giggles in the Air
Tinkling bells and bubbling brooks,
Giggles hiding in story books.
Peals of joy that fill the air,
Children's laughter everywhere.
It starts with grins and twinkling eyes,
Then burst forth like butterflies.
Contagious as can be, you'll find,
It leaves all worries far behind.
From tickled toes to joyful jokes,
Happy sounds from little folks.
Bouncing off the walls with glee,
A symphony of pure jubilee.
It echoes in the parks and halls,
Climbs up high and gently falls.
A sound so sweet, so pure and bright,
It fills the world with sheer delight.
This magical, enchanting sound,
Makes the whole world spin around.
For in a child's merry call,
We find the greatest joy of all.
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