“Youth of the Homo Sapiens” is inspired by childhood. Many of my most vivid memories are from when I was very young, perhaps because the world felt so intriguing and stable then, it still does now—but less often. To me, childhood seems to be a space of absorption, a place where we are all eyes for the world and customs and people around us.
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Do you remember
when words were
cyphers?
Do you remember
when words were
unknown,
when you communicated
with noise
and sensation?
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Acknowledgment, even praise,
from childhood
comes in simple forms
engaged smiles.
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In childhood
we find beginning,
in old age
we find end.
The space in-between,
adulthood,
is the bridge
spanning
across the gap
between.
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