Babies are funny when they first discover
That they have toes.
Although they have no idea
What they're for;
These strange appendages
Dangling helplessly, uselessly,
Somehow remotely attached.
Must be a nipple or something to
suckle,
So, first opportunity, into the
mouth.
Naturally, time will reveal their
true purpose;
The marvelous sights and adventures
in store
When a child finally learns
That a foot is for walking,
And finds that first step which
opens the door
To a world of excitement;
A world fully new;
A trek across time to where
learning begins;
A wondrous journey
Filled with amazement,
Where exploration never ends.
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