An Abnormally Silent Youth (story #13)

Today I witnessed something strange. It was the momentary glimpse I got of a normally mischievous child behaving properly and without reproof. This boy is able to disrupt a whole class with his constant fun, shenanigan’s, and chatter. Before today I have seen him switch in the blink of an eye from his jovial mood, to his serious or angry mood. The change is startling to the casual observer, who quickly assumes on first impressions that this wild child can never settle down.

Today at school the seniors graduated. I attended the graduation for a friend. The wild youth of whom I have acquainted you, had been selected by the teacher to be color guard. I watched as the boy solemnly walked down the aisle carrying the American Flag. Not a smile stole from his mouth. He marched unperturbably on, intent upon his solemn duty. When it came time to stop walking, he did so abruptly almost with a little hop. He posted the colors and proceeded to walk back, never altering in countenance except to deepen his frown, and truly it was a stunning sight to behold.

Published by brainchildgalore

I am an art enthusiast who loves many forms of art such as watercolor, drawing, writing, and much more. Here on my blog, I try to show a snippet of my hobbies and artistic endeavors. My life vision is to turn everything into an artistic version of itself, living a life that allows me to be the person God made me to be, and do my best work. Quote of the month "To see the person you will be in 5 years, examine the books you read, the TV shows you watch, and the friends you keep. They will show you a reflection of your future." - a wise person.

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