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A love letter to a time when joy was simple, the streets were safe, and the rules were silently understood. “When the Streetlights Came On” captures the spirit of childhood in New Orleans—where the sidewalk was our playground, laughter echoed off porch steps, and the streetlight was our curfew clock.
This piece honors the unspoken code passed down through generations in the inner city: play hard, stay close, and when the light flickers on... It’s time to head home. It's a visual memory etched into the hearts of many, of freedom, safety, and community during days that felt endless and golden.
When the streetlights came on
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