Criticism of the Adult Mind by Hanna Morozova

It was the usual
Saturday morning, such as the previous 268 Saturdays in the life of this boy. Yurko's parents wondered why he usually wake so early. Oh, if they had ever seen the rising sun from the window of his room, then they would have understood everything at once.
Yurko was only five years old, but he was an unusual boy. And where have you seen a five-year-old child who likes to watch the sunrise? In Yurko’s room there were almost no toys, everything around was laid down in books. Most of all, the boy liked to read the "Book of Dinosaurs", which was terribly hated by Julia (because there were a lot of spelling mistakes there). But there were wonderful relationships between  Yurko and Julia.
Yurko stood near the winnow, leaning his hands on the window sill, and dreamingly watched in the glory of the morning brightness of the distance.
- If I could just o be a sunny dinosaur and live somewhere closer to  the sun.
- Don’t you sleep again? - Mom spoke softly. - Today we leave you with father, because me and Julia are going to the clinic.
Yurko only calmly waved his head. Of course, he wanted to go with his mother, but as soon as he remembered his last trip to the doctor, he immediately left that thought.
The boy noticed that Mom with Julia very often began to go to the clinic. From there, they both usually returned very disappointed.
This time the boy seemed that his mother and sister returned from the hospital much more sad than usual, both were crying. From conversation between adults Yurko could not understand anything, only a lot of unfamiliar words.
- Julia, why are you so sad? Thise doctor again said you not to take, but to drink pills?
These words made Julia smile.
This morning, Yurko again stood by his window.
- Yurko, today is a very important day for us, - said mother with unusual seriousness.
- But the dawn is usual,-  the boy replied naively.
Parents, together with Julia, were going to the hospital, Yurko stayed at home alone. The girl gently hugged her brother.
- Julia, promise that when you come back, we will meet the dawn together.
The girl answered nothing. Julia never promise, if she didn't know that she could keep them.