The mind drifts, a slow meander through the garden of time, Seeds of curiosity sprout, their tendrils reaching for a sign. I ponder, a question whispered on the breeze, soft and low, What future will these tender buds, my children, come to know?
Will they stand beneath a sky the same cerulean hue, Or will shades of grey and smog obscure the boundless view? The lessons I have sown, with patience and with care, Will they take root and blossom, or scatter on the air?