Impeccable

The cacophony of an infant stores all the fear and mystery marked by the sign of its birth . This cacophonous activity corresponds to our usual attitude for the rest of our lives. We are born crying and we die crying. The only difference is of the reasons we hold at both stages. As an infant the kind of fear that fills our mind is about the idea of existence . Unanticipatedely staring unusual creatures we fearfully make an endless cry perhaps not able to comprehend even a bit. Then comes a striking resemblance between the child and mother where we're able to seek comfort and homely pleasure. We eventually after ceaselessly being around the same kind of creatures are geared up to understand their usual state which makes it easy for us to watch, listen and react accordingly. Our actions are greatly influenced by the laws of living where we gradually get a hold on all the necessities of living. We somehow sooner or later manage to survive all outbursts of our behaviour and unsurprisingly stand straight upon others expectations from us.