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I wish I could Be a child again Ignorant and full of wonder. Quick to forget, to sleep Away disappointment. To brim with joy And forgiveness. I wish I could Be a child forever - Invulnerable To life's unrelenting hummer And ever innocent. Written by Addie W. Williams (no date, just found on a piece of paper)

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Reviewed by PAULA LESLIE (Reader)

Reviewed on February 3, 2005

A sentimental, innocent and thoughtful wish that some of us may also wish to erase the hate that we see in the world. A child is taught to love and respect others and children dont realize that the world can be so cruel. When you become an adult you live in a world of reality and wish you could make it better. With some assistance, maybe the children could rule the world and help everyone to love each other.

Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)

Reviewed on January 16, 2005

Sometimes I wish the same.

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