The Summer In Your Smile

The leaves had changed to rainbow hues and soon the trees were bare And though you’re gone, I know, deep down, that you are always there And while my heart is broken and my life’s become a trial I’ll never lose the memory of the summer in your smile. Snowflakes ride across the sky on keen edged winter winds. The sun and moon light day and night, two dimly glowing twins And ice-cased wires adorn the roads for mile on frozen mile While I stay warm relaxing in the summer in your smile. The world lies buried ‘neath a shroud of newly fallen snow That rolls around and piles in drifts when frigid breezes blow, But I know the chill can’t touch me with its icy fingers while I spend my days basking in the summer in your smile. Soon spring will be upon us, then summer’s hot and humid days And the sunny days will all be blurred behind a teary haze, But I’ll go on and do my best to make my life worthwhile And live within the golden light from the summer in your smile.