Little Hero.

[Scarlett Rose]

I see him in the reflection of the window and I turn my head, sharply. He doesn't stand taller than three feet, his hand is placed tightly in his mother's; an action that makes me realise how reliant children are on their parents. His costume; red and blues, a mask covers his face.

He was a little Spiderman in disguise.

I think of his pure innocence, how in that costume, the little boy thinks that he can rescue the world, how he can fight off the baddie's. And I remember when I thought I could do the exact same - so long ago.

[LyraRose]

i think i saw that kid as well bek
he was so cute, nice piece =D

[Wendy]

Little Roo, this is, as always, one of my favorites. Your writing is so beyond your years...so thought-out.

[Doug Mathewson]

Nice piece, good feel to it. Peter Parker would be proud.

[Scarlett Rose]

Thank you all so much! :) x

[Scarlet Woundsmile]

this is very sweet. i've missed your writing. (oh and oh my, "caped roosdader" made me howl ;)

[Pamila Payne]

Wise beyond your years, and as always, well written. There are many ways to fight off the baddies, very few actually require a cape.

[Harry]

The spidery boy may not be able to fight off the baddies all by himself but with the Caped Roosader at his side this world just might stand a chance!

[Catherine Van]

Ah how true this is - once long ago I think we all felt like we could save the world.

[Nurry]

so innocent yet says so much...we all, i believe, considered or consider ourselves as spiderman at some point in our lives!! Beautifully depicted.

[Smriti]

This is wonderful, so less words and so deep a meaning. And believe it even if you are not the spiderman, you can still be a hero for someone. :) Cheers.