Our Inner Child
by Barbara Lynn Terry
There is a saying, that we should never
get too far from our childhood, because
it is the essence of who we are.
If we combine our childhood with the
years as we grow, we can have the
best of both worlds.
Men can teach their sons,
on the child’s level of understanding
making for a true father/son bond.
Mothers teach their daughters,
about the things they will need
to know as they get older.
But the children should always be told
to keep hold of their childhood,
because it is who we really are.
So even though we may learn as we grow,
we must always keep that inner child,
that we were so many years ago.
I must confess people often tell me
that I look at life very different and always see the best
of everything and everyone!
so i guess that must be my inner child showing
Excellent write!
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well done Barbara...
John
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Sherry
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Be always safe,
Karen
I love the message in this poem. While growing up and finding our own way in life is a necessity, I see no sense in completely losing sight of the innocence and fun of our youths. Maybe that is why I still enjoy Christmas as much, as an adult, as I did when I was a child.
Nice work. Thank you,
Jill