Chip St. ClairOf all this world's beauty and miracles, brilliance and simplicity-of all nature's graces-children are truly the most remarkable.
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Of all this world's beauty and miracles, brilliance and simplicity-of all nature's graces-children are truly the most remarkable means of all the beauty of the world are children. How wonderful are teenagers. They are beyond the ordinary, brilliant, and simple. They are more wonderful than any other people on this earth.
They have no knowledge of life, but they know how to live. They seem to have no knowledge of pain or sorrow, but they sense it in all their being. For the child is born into the world with a perception that is unfettered by contact with adult things.
He has no idea of what it is to be an adult, yet he knows what it's like to be a child.
Source: The Butterfly Garden: Surviving Childhood On The Run With One Of Americas Most Wanted
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