A Day In Park Poem by Michael Peterson

Swings, slides and sand
The park so peaceful early in the day
The sun rising, shadows casting across the grass
The breeze flow so soft, quiet and free
The ball diamond so peaceful and empty
Soon the sounds of children laughing and parents chatting
The park comes to life with all to enjoy
Dogs playing catch, kids flying kites
Grills cooking and picnics galore
The fields so full from footballs to baseballs
Playing catch, to playing tag
Reading on a bench, laying on a blanket for a tan
The park so picturesque and a masterpiece
It's art and spirit so priceless
We never have enough parks for all to see
To be free and play
Parks nature's playground for us to play