on celebrating the last day of classes
when i was little, my family climbed a mountain every month
being the youngest, i complained the most - are we there yet?
witty dad always told me - just around the corner
of course after 1, 2, &3 corners, i still didn't see a top
then a few years rolled out, i havent seen a top yet.
i have jumped a hurdle one at a time, one after another
just high school, just this semester, just one more final
now i am telling myself, just one last year in university
that. that corner. monumental? cornerstone? but by now,
i know i wouldnt even be close to a top even after this corner
maybe i am taking a wrong corner, maybe a top is a illusion
sometimes i wish i never started climbing up this mountain
being the youngest, i complained the most - are we there yet?
witty dad always told me - just around the corner
of course after 1, 2, &3 corners, i still didn't see a top
then a few years rolled out, i havent seen a top yet.
i have jumped a hurdle one at a time, one after another
just high school, just this semester, just one more final
now i am telling myself, just one last year in university
that. that corner. monumental? cornerstone? but by now,
i know i wouldnt even be close to a top even after this corner
maybe i am taking a wrong corner, maybe a top is a illusion
sometimes i wish i never started climbing up this mountain
posted by gheco unn at
12:45 PM
1 Comments:
If you keep looking at the journey as just one more corner, you are less likely to get overwhelmed and goals will be achieved quicker.
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