And, if we shall go
Where the fair wind
Takes us
Let it be
Somewhere
Only we go
Poem written by Athey Thompson
Art by Jean-Baptiste Monge
Cymbicoti is my grandson’s imaginary friend whose powers among other things includes only going to the bathroom once a day. His every move and thought are known only to him. He has super hero strengths and always does the unexpected and improbable. No one knows his origin or his destiny, but it resides among the stars.
Imaginary friends are a psychological and social phenomenon where a friendship or other interpersonal relationship takes place in the imagination rather than physical reality. Although they may seem real to their creators, children usually understand that their imaginary friends are not real.
—Wikipedia
Having an imaginary friend is a normal and healthy part of childhood play. Having one has even shown benefits in childhood development. If your child has an imaginary friend, it's totally OK. They can grow out of it in their own time as they stop needing the skills that their companion is teaching them.Jan 24, 2020
—healthline.com
Imaginary friends are a symptom of developing social intelligence in a kid. Jul 30, 2019
—theatlantic.com
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