Learning Life

When I was new to life,

With no fancies, likes and dislikes,

My mother introduced me to the outer world,

And the beauty and fallacy then uncurled.

I sought for knowledge and information,

About the world and life with provocation.

The answers thus received became my axiom for life,

And started developing my likes and dislikes.

A set of rules, I framed,

This good and this bad, thus I named.

So simple, so easy, life seemed to me then,

Distinguish right and wrong, as just the fun.

But as I grew up in my thoughts,

My belief received a severe set back,

As so many rights and so many wrongs were born,

The definition changed with the change in WANT.