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    Smile To The Child In You  

    Edip Yuksel 

    Shunning mature eyebrows nearby,  
    I smile to the child in me, I smile conspicuously.
    Peter Pan is jumping around with his little sword.
    Paying my friends no special attention:  
    Trifling with traditions and taboos;
    Prickling the illusive mask of social convention.
    Ticklish questions hop from his sling:  

    Whizzing "why"s, buzzing "how"s  
    Jolt and pester sacred cows  
    Stunning jittery faces nearby,  
    I cheer the child in me, I cheer joyously 
    I won’t hush him when he shouts,
    If kings are naked in the crowd,
    If priests are telling stories on God!  

    Scaring travelers in bandwagons nearby,  
    I give candies to the child in me, I give generously.
    Each time you blink at a what, or a how or a why  

    I think of the child in you, I think anxiously.
    I wink at the child in you, I wink curiously.
     

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