Remember when we were just kids? When we used to dance in the rain? without a worry and careless? We did not think about how sick we might get or how bad we would look with our soaked clothes. We did not even worry about the following minute. We were not worried about people watching us, Hell, we did not even understand the notion of judgement. we just lived in the moment.
The feeling of the droplets of water on our little faces as we looked up at the sky laughing and waving at the clouds. The movement of the water in harmony with our feet as we tried to see who could make the biggest splash. The happiness those little moments brought us was greater than any menacing consequence or possible future problems.
Those were simpler times. Happier ones. Ones I wish I could relive.
They are the ones we spend our whole life chasing after without truly ever reaching them because we think too much, plan too much, worry too much. So much so that we sometimes forget to live.
If you can, hold onto that innocence, That fearlessness, That carelessness, That spontaneity, for once you lose it, once you conform to the absurd idea of growing up being a synonym of worrying more, you will have this hole in your spirit this hole left by the lost of a feeling we do eve have a name for.