Miss being a Kid..

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Where is that time?

When I cried just because my brother was using my pack of cryons.

What scared me the most was just an animated monster catching little Tweety

When I wanted mom dad to stay home and play with me intesed of the old caretaker

When sleep didn't matter at all

When fun and playing was the only part

Rides in car were the favourite adventures

There was no one whome we need to care about

No relations mattered then of the doll sitting on your bed and you

When you just waited for playing an imaginary house life

When you used to cook on stuffs running on batteries

When RC Car racing was the favourite part

When school seemed to be the most enjoyable place

 When the sound from the chuk chuk train in you room gave the most pleasure.

When being the real you are was never interrupted

There were no worries bout the world and it's people

There was no gender or caste discrimination

You could wear whatever you wanted to

You could do whatever you wanted to

Why are we growing up?

What is the use of life when we hating it?

I miss being a KID.

I miss being a KID ....😖



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