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Created on: February 17, 2010
Through the eyes of a child
skin is just skin
and speaks not a word
of the person within
Race is what happens
on the playground at school
Color is crayons
and rainbows and jewels
Through the eyes of a child
everybody's a friend
there's no problem
Rock, Paper, Scissors can't mend
War is a game
played with green plastic men
nobody gets hurt
when it's only pretend
Through the eyes of a child
happiness reigns
love lasts forever
and is never in vain
Time is eternal
imagination runs wild
when you see the world
through the eyes of a child
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