Lowliness
Lowliness is maybe one of the worst feelings
in the world. I felt very lonely when my Grandpa passed away last year April
14th. He was like my best friend. I’d tell him anything and everything that
would be going on with me.
More than half of us
usually don’t experience lowliness at a very young age. Unlike David, in the
book called 'The Lost Boy'. If you’ve ever felt like you have none there for
you, or you actually don’t have anyone for you. You could relate to more than half
of this book.
Having to search for
love from another family must be hard on the person who is searching for love and must be very
difficult. In the book 'Child Called It' David once got the lover from both of
his parents. He doesn’t know what happened to it, but suddenly everything
changed. David's mom had been very abusive towards him he wasn’t even
considered part of the family. They didn’t even consider him a person he was
the 'It'.
If David wasn’t put trough what he was put
trough he wouldn’t have done the things he did. For example he stole food, he
wouldn’t have had to steal food if his mother would have gaven him food and not
try to make him starve. Also he wouldn’t have felt the loneliness he felt. If
his mother could has just gaven him love. It's sad how David's mother would try
to do anything to kill the poor kid, he didn’t even know why she tried to and why she'd always torture him.
I believe that no
little kid at age 8 should feel he's unloved and lonely. I also think no little
kid like David should have been abused and tortured like he did. I honestly
wish the book should have explained why he got abused how he did, because for
me trough out the whole book it felt like his mother just treated him like she
did for fun and games.
