My Soul, The Child
I left the child at the spring
And on I went to sense the sting;
I left him sitting by the road
Although my weary soul forebode
Alone the child from then sang
And laughed and danced and happily sprang;
But I, the man, upright and strong
Will walk the road til’ time is gone
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