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ArtistSummerland in my past Days were full and I knew it would last I never thought there was anything else but you Summerland The wind is getting cold Summerland You're finally getting old Not much time, there's much to do Look ahead and walk on through No one's taking sides this time it's you Summerland Your sky can still be blue Summerland Always in love with you Summerland in my past Days were full and I knew it would last I never thought there was anything else but you Summerland Summerland The wind is getting cold Summerland You're finally getting old
A close-up shot features a textured paper background, painted with a light blue sky at the top, a warm beige-orange middle, and a light tan section at the bottom. Across this backdrop, a poem called "Summerland" is written in black script. The text is handwritten in a black script font. The poem takes up 3/4 of the background, and beneath the text is a pencil sketch of a mountain range. The mountain sketch is done in pencil with a clear horizon line. In the bottom-right corner of the image, the text "16K" is visible in an orange color. The bottom left quadrant features paper quilled flowers. These flowers are made of a rolled pink paper with a yellow center, two leaves in a light blue hue, and a cream-colored flower with a tightly rolled center near a leaf. The top right of the image has three rolled golden-orange paper flowers, with some having a white center. The overall paper texture appears slightly worn and subtly creased. The quilled flowers and leaves are made of light pink, cream, light blue, and green rolled paper, which adds a three-dimensional element to the image, and a white border.
