Thoughts on Growth
I often try to remember the way I saw the world as a child
Is it any different than now?
I can’t remember a thing
But the sand still feels incredible on my toes
The stars still take my breath away
Bubble baths are still the best way to end a day
Chocolate milk is still a guilty pleasure (lactose intolerance)
And I’m still curious of what I’ll be when I grow up
I’m not sure how the world works
Or what determines the weather
I’m still scared of the dark and the space underneath my bed
I still hide knives under my pillow
I don’t know yet if there’s a purpose to the routine
But the stars still take my breath away and I choose to hold to that
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I like the idea of trying to remember how one saw the world as a child and love the way the poem unfolds
Wonderful.
I like how “the stars still take my breath away” pops up twice! …. sustaining …
What Amy says, I thought too.