I woke up with a long forgotten
feeling. The sensation was a familiar one when I was a child. It disappeared as
I would grow up. The very last time I felt that way was when I was serving my
military duties. A feeling of powerlessness. That there was nothing much I
could do but wait until it was over.
I was a five-year-old boy. Another
day at the kindergarten had just finished. I was waiting in the hall for my
mother to come and pick me up. I believe we were in late autumn or winter,
because night had already fallen. But as a five-year-old child, the sense of
time is elastic.
It came over me without me realising it. It said that the coming twenty five years would be hard ones, but that I would be alright eventually. I would be in a state of a blur. A protecting veil?
I didn't realise it then, young as I was. It came back to me much later. But I subconsciously knew where I was heading to. Life is just a game, even though many of us aren't aware of it.
I didn't realise it then, young as I was. It came back to me much later. But I subconsciously knew where I was heading to. Life is just a game, even though many of us aren't aware of it.
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