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Learning Never Ceases


If one could change only a single wrong in the world,

It should not be wasted on one boy or one girl.

It should be usd to heighten the creative mind,

So that all will rise to their full potential in time.

 

When one thinks they've reached the top of their creativity,

The rest of the world loses hope for what one could ever be

and as one ceases to gain anymore knowledge,

They become repetitive like a broken record is.

 

Even in a society where expression is not always easy

Never let yourself think of wonderful ideas, only to become greedy.

Always give as much as you take,

and never let your desire to learn, escape.

 

One would recommend,

to try and comprehend,

that without the will to learn and share a simple thought,

the question becomes: "Is there anything left to be taught?"

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