Childish

Why I feel it is important to nurture our inner child and I am proud to be somewhat childish at times ...

 

Childish

 

Conceal always what is in your

Heart bearing in mind the

Inner child however deep inside will never

Leave us who dare call themselves true writers

 

Deep in our soul we always stay young

In the most oblivious corners we

Should search for the child we desire to stay

Here for those who dare call themselves true writers

Author's Note

I wrote this after hearing that a friend's writing got a very dishonest review, calling him childish. In my view, every true writer has got the ability to stay in touch with his inner child and we need our inner child to be able to write and stay creative. So in order to be able to write, you need to stay a child at heart.

Reviews

[bluessadmood]

there is always a child inside ,i have always known that ,and read it a lot,especially men the childish side is much more prominent ,women are much wiser ,you maybe surprised , they are much more mature always ,men seek a lover and a mother in the woman they love ,here too i read a lot about it,women are much more wise and mature ,i am really surprised why they call it a man world,nice writing here ,you always give me lots to think ,lots of ideas,good job

[A LaDy NaMeD D]

I love my inner child!. I'm glad you wrote this for a friend, a very good friend you are. When someone calls me childish i don't even take it as an insult *is that a good thing?*


Danni J

[Adrian K. Smith]

I like the message that this gives to the vast majority of people that will read it. I decided to look for my inner child. As I dug my way through all the muck, I found him running around. I said hello. He turned, and with a grin he gave me the finger. I was not upset though, looking at much of my writing - I guess I have always kept him close. :)

An excellent reminder for all...

[Siddartha Beth Pierce]

Kudos for defending your friend in this matter. This reminds me of a Pablo Picasso quote where he said 'Every child is an artist the trouble is how to remain a child once an adult' - or something to that effectg. Nice inspiring words. Thank you.
Light,
Siddartha

[Dizzy-Izzy]

Perpetually 10 or 11. She goes with me everywhere I go... A needy little thing requiring a lot of attention... Any kind will do... isn't that some psychological parenting tidbit? Even negative attention is better than none at all... describes my first 2 marriages perfectly.

[Deborah Leah Krempa]

Great job, very nicely penned. Thank you for sharing. Debileah