If I were to have a child,
I’d teach them to ask, to dream, to be wild,
To prioritize curiosity above all,
To question the sky, the stars, the fall.
I’d guide them to wonder, not just to know,
To let their minds wander and freely grow.
To seek answers not with fear, but with delight,
To find beauty in questions, in day and in night.
I’d show them the joy in the unknown,
That discovery is where life is truly grown.
And if they stumble, if they fall apart,
I’d remind them that curiosity fills the heart.
