I know I'm late to this but I got the feeling that this is about childhood imagination. When you're a child, everything is possible because no one has told you its not possible. Children explore new territories, play new games and go to new worlds they only need their creativity and belief to take them to. But when children grow into adults, you're encouraged to put away childish things, you learn that not everything is possible and everything you learned as a child may not be true. But there are those people who've managed to keep that sense of wonder, even as an adult and they are the writers and the artists and actors and actressses. They never lose that ability to go into the fantasy, even for a litlte while. There are others who lose that sense of wonder and grow up way too fast.
I know I'm late to this but I got the feeling that this is about childhood imagination. When you're a child, everything is possible because no one has told you its not possible. Children explore new territories, play new games and go to new worlds they only need their creativity and belief to take them to. But when children grow into adults, you're encouraged to put away childish things, you learn that not everything is possible and everything you learned as a child may not be true. But there are those people who've managed to keep that sense of wonder, even as an adult and they are the writers and the artists and actors and actressses. They never lose that ability to go into the fantasy, even for a litlte while. There are others who lose that sense of wonder and grow up way too fast.