*dzoink*

Actually this picture got me thinking.

A little child can have so many dreams and imaginations. Even more than the rest of us, (lame) adults. And most of the dreams and imaginations vanished along this pesky little thing called “reality and logic.”

“No, there is no Godzilla. It’s only in movies.”

“No, the sun is not smiling. It’s only a metaphor.”

“No, the moon didn’t look like that. It’s because this certain degree of position to the Earth and Sun.”

Seriously? Seriously, guys, we are going to tell our children like that?

To hell with it.

There is Godzilla. Godzilla is exist. It’s just that Godzilla is terribly shy. Try to find Godzilla deep in the forests of Japan. You could hear Godzilla shyly greet, “hello.” Be really careful. Sometimes you could mistook Godzilla’s greeting with a wisp of soft wind.

The sun is smiling. Yes, the sun is smiling. We couldn’t see it because the sun is too bright so we couldn’t see it directly. Yes, the sun is awesome like that.

Yes, the moon really formed like that. You see, every month the Sky Goddess bake cookie because she loves baking, and naughty Star elves always trying to eat the cookie. Star elves are not evil, they just love cookies so much. So sometimes you could see the remaining of the cookie left on the night-sky.

Yes, I know that eventually the children will grow up, learn stuffs, and understand that there are differences between imagination, fantasies, and realities.

But most of realities nowadays are started from imagination. Please don’t destroy it.

(Source: hanxiaotian, via smittenirma)