Scholãris - An original

Scholãris
The scholar takes all that is given.
He is narcissistic and egotistical.
He considers himself of superior intellect.
But he has lost all ingenuity.
Geezer hood opens his eyes
And he sees that indeed the child is the true scholar.
The child questions everything.
The child questions questioning.
The scholar was once a child.
The scholar’s pedagogue was once a child,
And his teacher before him.
But somewhere along the way, they all turned scholars.
A scholar is otiose in thinking.
He has lost all creativity.
He memorizes letters, symbols and reproduced concepts.
He is interested in birthed knowledge,
But not in the antecedent intercourse.
Let all scholars become children once again
And we’ll all wait preveniently for development.
Noesis is the way of children.
Sapience and empiricism is the way of children.
A child alone is dangerous.
A scholar alone is futile.
There should be a child in every scholar.
There should be a scholar in every child.