The sweet smiles of children
Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Whenever I see children running like wild horses on the lawn, playing, laughing, smiling, sticking their tonges out, poking their playmate's eye, or yelling their hearts out, I see innocence, I see freedom, I see wild imagination, I see bliss, I see genuine happiness. I envy them.
At times when I see sadness cloud in, I just try to regress. Go back to childhood. Go back to it like it's a far away land I once resided. It almost always lighten up my soul.
I like children. They're innocent, they're honest...but at times annoyingly innocent and brutally honest. Their innocence is like a sharp knife that could cut through your skin without you knowing it. And their honesty could make you realize that you're the biggest lie the world had ever told.
At times when I see sadness cloud in, I just try to regress. Go back to childhood. Go back to it like it's a far away land I once resided. It almost always lighten up my soul.
I like children. They're innocent, they're honest...but at times annoyingly innocent and brutally honest. Their innocence is like a sharp knife that could cut through your skin without you knowing it. And their honesty could make you realize that you're the biggest lie the world had ever told.
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