A Child Again

by

Ron Bliss

If I could be a child again,
And sense that child-like joy,
That I once knew, when I with you,
Was just a little boy.

If I could be a child again,
And rest against your breast.
No care or fear would dare be near,
My heart and mind at rest.

If I could listen as you sang
Those songs so dear to me.
If I could be a child again,
What joy there’d be for me.

Though we have both grown older now,
We still maintain our ties,
And I can see you as you were
I look through childlike eyes.

This feeling I will never lose,
That brings me childhood joy.
If I should live, one hundred years,
I'll always be your boy.

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