A Juvenile Song
I’m
still too young;
I’m
a little child;
Give
me ice creams;
I’ll
stay this mild.
I
love chocolate bars,
But
I’ll soon grow up;
I’ll
jump, I’ll dance
And
I’ll sing with my cup.
I
listen to myself;
I
snap with my fingers;
I
sing from my heart;
My
happiness lingers.
I’m
full of life;
I
clap with my palms;
I
share my things
With
all my chums.
The
elders sometimes
Seem
to say,
“Enjoy
your childhood
Every
day.”
What
they all say
I
don’t understand;
I
do obey them;
I
hold mom’s hand.
I
love my mom;
I
love my dad;
They
give me all
That
they have had.
I
go to school;
I
read and play;
I
draw and sing
Each
and every day.
I
lisp sweetly;
I
love my rhymes;
I
speak the truth
All
the times.
I love
my friends;
I
help them all;
I’ll
never laugh at
Any
if they fall.
I’m
a little child
Who
wants to know;
I
love the rainbow;
I
play with snow.
I’m
never naughty;
I’ll
always be good;
I do
love to sing
About
my childhood.
I
love my doggie;
I
love my pets;
I
come back from play
Before
the sun sets.
If
I make promises,
I
must them keep;
I
must speak the truth
From
my heart so deep.
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