To a child with an inquisitive mind
It takes them on a journey.
Everything in life is intertwined
Even the things that are nonaligned.
A child can open the door to the secrets
Of the universe by using the key.
To a child with a inquisitive mind
That old saying look with your eyes not
Your hands was left behind
With what they see.
Everything in life is intertwined
It's all combined
The child doesn't need a written guarantee.
The child with an inquisitive mind
Goes after the intricately designed
Mostly out of curiosity.
Everything in life is intertwined
Why are adults so blind?
The only thing they say is you need a college
Degree.
To a child with an inquisitive mind
Everything in life in intertwined.
Not impressive? Not attractive?
It’s brutally nonaligned to your stature
It doesn’t appeal to your senses?
‘cause the same never attracts.
So, what if superpowers would be lame?
They wouldn’t have lacked in all constructive ways
But the idealness still would have remained the same
Because the void cannot surpass the opaque.
The power to reveal and not to unveil
Lameness would have unlocked every case
The charismatic leader would be on common grounds
Adhering to the core, foregrounding the real drenched in pernicious.
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