@Simple Hugs

Imagine yourself hugging a young
toddler
How can you feel?
You can feel beginner
In learning how to peel
The cover of cruelty and ugliness
To a stage of quietness and happiness-

But when you a child
You can extract the wild
Inside your heart to be mild
Inside your great world-

When you hug your son
Your heart may fill with great fun
A feeling as if your heart wanted to run
Inside a big land under the sun

When you hug your daughter
A sense of love can enter
Such a feeling spins in heart
Like a hazy spinner
That can make you fluent speaker

When you hug for love
Your heart can take off hatred
And changes can give
Purity, sensation to live
Inside a den of flowery cave
Without feeling of guilty or a slave 

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