Often we come across these places which are the epicenters of nostalgia. Schools are one such exemplar. Today, we were among a talented bunch of 8 graders when they were being given some routine instructions for attempting a test and the sheer intensity of their attention struck a deep chord.
Children are such wonderful listeners with their unwavering gaze upon the speaker. With unprejudiced eyes and unblemished naivety, they convey their utterance. I wonder when do we lose it while growing up? What happened to that immutable smile, that enduring energy? That embracing of opinions, that affable guise. That innocence of antiquity!
3 comments:
We lost it exactly at that time when we realise that innocence is not required for our survival.Real world is just money driven.
We lost embracing of opinion when we r too self assured to not believe in theory of Syadvada which says that all our judgements are necessarily relative , conditional and limited.
In my case I had a diary ,named it Innocence and lost it.All I can say " that day I lost my innocence".
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