In my hour of childhood I was simple-hearted and free. The notion of existence Intricately confounded me.
The true nature of my essence Was not of my discerning. To beβright here and now I did not find such concerning,
If existence is a concept Then I am the spawn of chaos. Truly, those of lack of truth Cannot bear what is definitively best
Existence is brief, and life is a flower Prepossessing and free, but gone in an hour. This was my cognition set In a world consumed with children's life bets
There is nothing in my trials, Nought in my sentimental thought Nothing in my possession, not at all within pure dreams That has the strength to restore my blessed, beloved simplicity...