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Created on: July 15, 2009
Through the eyes of a child,
I see the green grass and leaves on the trees.
I see the bright blue sky and the white puffy clouds.
Through the eyes of a child,
I see the good in all people
I see the joy in a new puppy.
Through the eyes of a child,
I learn to love again,
The simple things in the world around me.
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