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I traded my toy horse for a steady stride,
The storybook I loved I set aside.
I found a compass where my fear had grown,
And every step I take is now my own.
I watched the river that I knew grow wide,
It carried my old sandals to the sea.
I learned to build a boat from my own pride,
And now this current is a part of me.
The old oak where we carved our names is gone,
The field we used to cross is now a lawn.
I see the world through eyes that learned to weigh,
And every change I face becomes a way.
The old oak where we carved our names is gone,
The field we used to cross is now a lawn.
I feel the world with every lesson learned,
And every line I draw is what I earned.
I watched the river that I knew grow wide,
It carried my old sandals to the sea.
I learned to build a boat from my own pride,
And now this current is a part of me.
The old oak where we carved our names is gone,
The field we used to cross is now a lawn.
I see the world through eyes that learned to weigh,
And every change I face becomes a way.
The old oak where we carved our names is gone,
The field we used to cross is now a lawn.
I feel the world with every lesson learned,
And every line I draw is what I earned.