Naive Child Looking In
When a child is born
They sit upon a mountain high
With runs shaded by trees of green And honeysuckle air so sweet
They sit upon a mountain high In content, naive, ignorance
But they will trip and fall and tumble down
To only look up to their former safety
They stand knee high in swampy muck And gaze up to the sun
They never realized how close it was Until it was so far away
But hang in child, and climb A struggle is worth a prize.
A prize of returning back to that mountain top
Where the sun was close enough to kiss your cheeks
So climb! And when you get there The runs and trees and honey suckles will find new wonder S
o god bless the tumble to the bottom
That gave hope to the naive child
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