“Once upon a time there lived a ‘curious boy’ with the mindset of openness and wonder; he was destined to be on an ever-lasting exploration, in his quest of calming his inherent storming thunder…
His chance to ‘catch the lightning in the bottle’ though was as little as one has against the loaded dice; his inexperience, in fact, caught him unawares for the fact that the lightning never strikes the same place twice!
His pursuit of knowledge required him to grow the proverbial ‘pair’ and some real nerves of steel; his innate ‘power of observation’ thankfully didn’t let him down when he meant the Real Deal!
His life sadly had no meaning in itself until his experiences were given the words; he kept on sifting those epithets in silence to add texture to his imperfect monikers…
His trivial commonsense becomes all the more significant today with the symptoms of his idiocy now gone; now he craves everyday such ‘food for thought’, you see, offered by an expansive range of oxymorons…
His humble words today are dedicated to such a unique and special ‘Palindrome'(#22222); all thanks to such ‘novel stimuli’—responsible for his chronic & perpetual curiosity syndrome… … God Bless His Curiosity Syndrome!“
#TWOSDAY #22222
Praveen Katiyar
