CHILDHOOD
Kids are swell creatures aren't they? Annoying and cute, one of
the greatest company as well as the highest nuisances you could have in this
world.
However no matter what you got to love the little ducklings or
monkeys or whatever cute animal you want to compare them with. I would prefer
just kids though because somewhere in the distance a duck goes like
"Quaack?".
As we all know, at our tender age we were all the worst
masterminds or just at our peak of being diabolical when it comes to playing
the pranks fashionable to five-ten year olds.
Well lessons from mojo and bugs bunny aside we also do get those
kids who do the exact opposite at that age, like show their talent in
gymnastics, mathematics, and many more.
Don't worry, I am not going to take you straight from the happy
world into the boring reality just yet. Also I am not forgetting the ones who
ain't on the zenith of childhood brilliance.
Those kids who break average IQ bars of that age though are
amazing according to me. They define evolution at it's finest.
They express their dormant talent rather subconsciously which
makes them among the lucky and faster ones. Either they show a rather innate
interest or they are put into the process of honing the right skills for the
day they are asked about their achievements in an interview.
I swear, even those evil brats actually deviate their way to the
doing the right thing. Sometimes even that is life. Your experiences teach you
what you're good at. In the same way, whether it's a martyr or even a
terrorist.
We all hone our way into what we do later, perhaps it could even
be said that it was the path meant to be created. Yes though, it was the one
chosen and the others could have been too but the point is that the way the kid
went, his experience lead him there. His talented mind and soul gave him the
gracious command that "Bro we got to do this next and then that and then
oooh that too" and here we are. That's how all those kids grow up.
Some grow up climbing a tree all the way to Hollywood while some
try chasing an ant until he reaches Madison Square Garden.
We have always loved growing up and then have looked back
afterwards. Our children will do that as will their children and they will do
it while going through this same process of internalization.
For all kids, even us and those of the future we all know how it
all happens. Seems very uncontrolled but to be honest somehow we were
controlling ourselves. We just didn't realize it, we had made some proper
decisions while playing with a lot of other ones which would sometimes result
to a broken vase or just a broken knee. We've all tried our best to be great at
what we did and aced it and worked hard towards being good where we failed
miserably.
~ ARITRO GHOSH
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