Poems in which children are too young to grow old.

I put myself in a painting, and the picture scroll is a cocoon for finding my dream. You go to college with a smile, and I draw a cocoon of civilization.

When the children grow up, you will be old and in a trance all your life. It's easy to go with the flow, return to nature, and find the true self is difficult. So it is normal to sigh occasionally.

You can also describe poems that dare not grow old: the sun is warm, the years are quiet, and the baby is well. How dare I get old?