Opinion, some say, is a right we hold — as long as we agree —
but I prefer to understand and learn, to whatever possible degree
my limits deign to show — and to pray the child in me
may have the room to play and grow —
and never stop, and stand,
and say, I know.
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Categories: New Poems & Pieces
Tags: Aging, Child and Man, Humility, Opinions, Poems, Poetry
William Michaelian 