”I have great faith in fools — self-confidence my friends call it.” Edgar Allen Poe
When he was a younger man, he had one hope for old age - that things would be settled. That he could face infirmity with a peaceful mind. Now that he was old, it was assumed that he had all the attributes of an old man. Wisdom and peace tempered by aches and pains - anger and desperation. All things that come with a long knowledge of the world. Now his dreams came folded and spindled in fits and spurts - full of gaps.
When we become old men, we seek our youth; things that are lost to us. We dream of our childhood - forgetting the pain of little boys.
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