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AMazing Life


A wooden board: Start Lush, green hedges taller than I can see How exciting, I think The hedges sway invitingly I enter Playfully exploring at first This is serious, I realize I slow down, I pay attention I try my father's advice Dead end What do I do? I ask Stuck I stupidly stare at the obstacle A friendly dog appears and nudges me I follow We reverse, we twist, we turn We find dead ends, We find hidden passages I can do this, I think We continue As I grow taller, so do the hedges Determined to be secretive As I grow wiser, so do the hedges Determined to be complicated 加油, 加油, 加油, I chant The critters of the maze spur me on 'Mazing life
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