Syntax: This segment uses a complex sentence structure. 'She's got a smile that it seems to me' contains a relative clause ('that it seems to me') modifying 'smile'. The phrase 'as fresh as the bright blue sky' is a comparative simile using 'as...as' construction.
Morphology: 'Reminds' is the third person singular present tense of 'remind'. 'Memories' is the plural form of 'memory'. 'Was' is the past tense of 'be', indicating the childhood state is in the past.

Syntax: 'As if they thought of rain' is a subordinate clause of manner introduced by 'as if'. 'I'd hate to look' uses the conditional 'would' (contracted to 'I'd') to express a hypothetical reaction. 'An ounce of pain' uses the quantifying determiner 'an ounce of' metaphorically to mean even a small amount.
Morphology: 'Thought' is the past participle of 'think' used in the subjunctive mood after 'as if'. 'Hate' is a base form verb following the modal-like construction 'would hate to'. 'Pain' is an uncountable noun used with a quantifying phrase.

Syntax: 'Reminds me of' is a verb phrase with a prepositional complement. 'Where as a child I'd hide' is a relative clause with inverted word order for poetic effect (normally 'where I'd hide as a child'). 'To quietly pass me by' is an infinitive phrase showing purpose, with the split infinitive 'to quietly pass'.
Morphology: 'Reminds' is third person singular present. 'I'd hide' uses the contracted form of 'I would hide', indicating habitual past action. 'Pray' is the base form in 'I'd pray', following the modal 'would'.

Syntax: The segment uses simple interrogative structure 'Where do we go?' with the auxiliary 'do' for question formation. The repetition and variation ('now', 'oh where do we go') create rhetorical emphasis. 'Mm-mm' represents a non-lexical vocalization.
Morphology: 'Go' is the base form of the verb following the auxiliary 'do'. 'Now' is a temporal adverb. The repetition shows morphological simplicity for emotional impact.