I've always been a strange person.
A child at heart,
with a (fairly) mature mind
and a body that's stuck somewhere in the middle.
I wish I could do the things I used to love
without the strange looks.
If an adult climbs into the play pen with the kids-
it's sweet and funny because he's watching out for the kids.
If a teenager climbs in-
everyone thinks you're immature and weird and they take pictures and insult you.
The kids would screech in delight
because they knew no difference.
And the kids would play tag with you
and you'd play and have the time of your life
until you are it.
Because then the kids scatter
and when you try to chase after them
you get bruises and scrapes from running and trying to fit through the tunnels
and you start to think
maybe I am too big for this.
But as I sit here
aching and bruised
I can say that it was (mostly) worth it.
I haven't had that much fun
(or that much exercise)
in a very long time.
Being a kid sure does beat being an adult-
or an awkward teenager.
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