The Day No Child Would Cry |
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One day there will come a day,
when no child would cry,
when all tears would dry,
and smiles would appear.
Did you ever begin to wonder?
What it would be like?
If a child didn't have to cry,
to feel pain, sorrow,
to feel empty?
We all grow from learning
right from wrong.
Why would we hurt a child?
Children need love.
We, as parents,
are taught to provide it.
We need to learn to give
a child a day of smiles and joy,
and the freedom to be a child.
Never lay our troubles on them.
When a day comes when a child doesn't cry,
will be the day the world
will become a brighter place.
A child lights up the world.
We wouldn't need the sun,
the moon -
we'd have the sunshine, the starlight,
of a child's smile.
It's all the world really needs,
and we can make it happen,
If we let a child be what,
they want to be.
So deep down,
remember -
a child grows from us.
So let's give a child a reason
to smile.
never a day of tears again.
No child should have to cry.
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