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The sadness about growing up
Jesus 2022-05-12 20:26:08
Some movies make your blood flow, and some movies challenge your IQ, and such a movie is destined to make your heart wander. Do not pursue the so-called plot, foreshadowing, climax. From the beginning, it was an overlay of fragments. But you'll get immersed in it, in the constantly recurring vistas of the top of the mountain—the sky dotted with white clouds just overhead; in the incessant sound of goat bells—mixed with the country sounds of roosters crowing and dogs barking. The three adolescent children, with their own pain, happiness, anger, and joy, slept soundly in the grass, among the rubble, beside the stream, and on the hillside. Those youthful faces were peaceful and sad.
Extended Reading
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Omer: I pray every night. For him to die.
Omer's Friend: How's he going to die?
Omer: Out of sickness.
Omer's Friend: Has he not gotten better?
Omer: An accident, then.
Omer's Friend: Maybe he'd fall from the minaret!
Omer: A snake could bite him.
Omer's Friend: Even if it did, it wouldn't kill him.
Omer: Scorpion! Didn't uncle Halil's grandson die of a scorpion sting?
Omer's Friend: He was a baby, though.
Omer: But if there are two or three of them! I'll find them.