Children of Love
Lina Ru
Children of Love
A nightingale touches its nest hoping to sing as if its home were an endless river of renewal that knew no vain. Who will come after him? Who sings the shadow of his future? Peeking are his hidden passions that sprout with his song. The nightingale has forgotten how to live in freedom: How can one love? The only answer is silent; set by example. Profound knowledge can be written in trees but those can be set in fire; so how can you speak without imposing? The children of love know what the adult has forgotten; only those young within their nest can fly into their inner most depth. Fly… Don't be shy; you learned by example. You change by setting a new life within, aware, fly.
Sometimes, we get so accustomed to the past ways that seem to work that we cannot accept the fact that those old ways are in fact creating more frustration than release of your inner self. Being a child of love means to be willing to go back to those days when all that mattered was to feel alive, and not to have money on the bank. Fulfillment is something deeper, and only those who return to their inner hearts of innocence can feel the passion waiting to be relived.
Ribo says:
it’s true, we forget … and we start giving more value to things that come and go so easy… but that’s because everybody starts making us as we grow up… to be like them, to fill their expectations…
thanks to remind us that… to be children of love
Lina Ru says:
The “adult” attitude is that which argues we should do what “they” say is right. However, who is “they”?
It is a collective association of people who have a common set of values. They might or even not follow those set of rules, but they argue we should follow them because they are an authority figure within a structure of social security. The problem is not the authority figure itself but that they have a double standard. They create rules, but those rules does not apply to them as they are “the ones who established them”. What is going on in our society that we ignore those double standards?
Perhaps we need to grow up means, and that means: To be responsible by ourselves of ourselves, but never losing that inner child that knows how to love and to manifest itself as purity and innocence.
Those who preach forget sometimes even what does being responsible of our actions means. What do you think being responsible means?
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Annamay says:
Forgot to mention your soundtracks !