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My Definition Of Childhood

Written by Evan Bailyn on 06/20 at 11:46 AM

Childhood is a term used to denote a patchwork of memories, fabricated and designed wholly by a single mind, and imbued with a magical wistfulness known as nostalgia. The brain creates childhood by recalling and interpreting its memories, sometimes honestly and sometimes not. It forges childhood with a protective instinct, conforming it to the emotional needs of the individual. Although childhood is not a neat construction, the mind automatically organizes it into a treelike structure, with central themes branching off into events and moments, the smallest of which make up the jagged outer edges of the leaves. Few people truly examine their childhood, but all are guided by it. It is the least tangible, but the most powerful, influence in a person’s life.

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Posted by a true fan on 08/23 at 08:19 AM

Childhood is very important in a person’s life. I’m SO glad that mine wasn’t mucked up. F.Y.I I love the way you described it!

Posted by MATTHEW ELLIS POPOOLA on 05/21 at 10:12 AM

I READ THROUGH YOUR INTRESTING TOPIC ON DEFINITION OF CHILDHOOD . I AM HAVING PROGRAM AS FATHER OF THE DAY.THE TOPIC IS AS STATED BELOW.
THE BRIDGE BETWEEN CHILDHOOD AND ADULTHOOD.

PLEASE KINDLY GIVE ME SUPPORT AND POINTS FOR DISCUSSING .THIS PROGRAM IS FOR TEEN IN THE CHURCH.THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU AMEN.

Posted by Hannah Wheatley on 09/10 at 07:43 AM

I love your opening lines, describing what childhood really is to you. I’m a GCSE student and one of my english coursework pieces is to write a descriptive piece on childhood. I’d gven up hope because I couldn’t think of many metaphors for childhood. You’ve really inspired me and this is a great help. Thanks!

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