Dear Little One
Dear little one,
It’s all so simple
and it looks real nice
The color of the grass
and the color of the sky
You’re learning to love
to breathe in the air
You’re finding the joy
in anything bare
You’re world isn’t filled
with nonsensical frill
Work and school
Death that kills
Your innocence is
the beauty of the world
Your eyes shine
Your laughter cures
As you grow,
they’ll tell you lies
They’ll try to trick
you with their smiles
Don’t be fooled
by all the frill
It fades and passes
It dies, it kills
Oh, little one,
never forget:
The grass is green
The water wet
And as you grow
you just get old
But the frills will pass,
not the stories told.
Sincerely,
An aged soul
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