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The Childlike She

Venus on earth is considered an epitome of love,patience, rationality, maturity, dependability, stoicism and balance. But, do we ever try to peep inside to unveil the curtain of her heart? U'll find a "Childlike She" creeps inside. Just wishing to be free to hop around and sing a song. Why do we cover ourselves grey and donot allow the little innocent creature inside us out? Don't you wish to just dress up pink, eat a chapatti more and feel the rain? Don't you want to touch the high sky like we tried to in our childhood?
Why a woman has to afflict herself with the social responsibilities that, the little damsel in her crumbles and hides. Being the brood of our lady Venus, we should learn to follow our hearts. Never feel ashamed to accept the kid in you because everyone has one.
So, next time when you feel up in years, don't stop the sweet mademoiselle inside from buying cotton candies from an open market or from laughing fearlessly. Let the "twinkle in her eyes put a halt on the wrinkles" which are to come.

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