Childhood’s scars. I’m full of them, specially my knees, that in winter looks like a couple of beautiful purple maps. In any case until today I get injured as a child (even it’s like a karma thing that every year I have a big fall and cause of that I’m gradually increasing my collection), in this post my intention it’s to talk about the scars that I’ve made in my childhood, cause the nostalgic memories that they evoke (at least this recently scars were made in moments that I can’t remember as nostalgic… Has not passed the necessary time to begin to say that every past moment was better or something like that). One of the biggest scars that I've done is on my right arm, it's a scald, and was the result of having sat at the top of the oven in a kitchen with boiling water, which I thought would serve as a homemade seesaw. The kitchen felI on me with the boiling water, and then you can imagine the rest. I was 4 years old at that time so I can’t remember anything else but my love for the seesaws. I can also remember a scar that I made in my knee –one of many- while I was running in the backyard of a parish church with some friends –in the 90's, when I went to catechesis-. In that time I stumbled, don’t remember with what, and fell over a rock that let me a bloody gash. Another chilhood scar that i have is on my top lip, and was made by a dog that i'd have ("angie" was her name and she bit me cause i got in her house, that was too a doll house were my family kept some toys).
As i write this post i'm remembering a song from Pink Floyd, and in fact the name of this post is in dialogue with that song, call "chilhood's end". Although that song is about ephemeral things, and scars are things that instead of that remain in our bodies, even this kind of marks in the long fade in time, and as the song says "everything one day will cease, all the iron turned to rust; all the proud men turned to dust, and so all things time will mend, so this song will end"