The Magic of Being a Child in the Summer (Sponsored)
In the spring of 1853, Lewis Caroll wrote the poem Solitude and ended it with the following lines: “I'd give all wealth that years have piled / To be once more a little child / For one bright summer-day.” He was only twenty-one at the time, but he keenly felt the loss of his early years, their wonderment and tenderness.
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