The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, March 1, 1962, page 37 (of 43)

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Children Continued from page 21

formed than Jenny in many human matters. I was full of useless indignations, immodesties, boastfulness. And, worst of all, one of my basic attitudes was that of winning the esteem of people who meant nothing to me. There came to me then a revelation I still cherish—the perfection of youth and the imperfection of adulthood. It was not a new sign in the heavens that I saw, for I had chronicled the revelation first when Jenny was three days old. I had written it in a preface to my book, "A Guide for the Bedevilled," as follows— To Jenny, Aged 3 Days Old woman, were you ever like my daughter, newly born? Old man, did such contentment ever star your brow? What a difference appears to all the world when I look on my daughter, newly born. Where is the world gone that has lost her face? I marvel that statesmen once had hands so small and spirits so divine. I marvel that warriors came all to being with a helpless, trusting gurgle much like hers. I marvel that all the crude, half-mad, half-evil cry of men with things embattled—began thus, Began with soft enthusiasm for nothing but the air and light; Began with graceful look at things unknown, Began with clear eyes and with tiny, clownish innocence believing in the warmth of God. All the soldiers dying were like her, All the angry and tormented ones, All the fools and scoundrels and all the ogres of unreason Were like her— With face no larger than a heart, Began like her, no more ruffled than the dew tiptoeing on the grass. Where did the robbery take place? Where was she stolen from the world, and all the world left without an elfin bugle blowing, Without a breath of Eden stirring except on my daughter's face—newly born? It is, of course, impossible for any adult to acquire the virtues of childhood, however apt a pupil he is and however stirring a teacher he has. I had to compromise—stick to my sleeping pills and deep massage; to my lying and

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