The Tree of Life

I feel like talking to you guys today. I think it has been a long time since I actually talked to you. My goals are changing and I have been thinking about life more seriously. My goals have the capacity to drive me mad. My goals have the capacity to destroy my personal life. At times, I doubt that my goals will not make me happy in the end. Money and Desire will not serve me well in the end. It will be a storm of agony and pain because the real world is a scary place. Today I saw a movie called Flipped. It is a movie about two teenagers. It just simply made me sad. Is my professional life making it harder for me to actually sacrifice a lot of my desires? Are my goals really worth losing my family and friends? At this point of my life, I am standing no where. I have the whole sea in front of me. I took up a path and a really difficult one. I am in the middle of no where now. I can not go back.. Every day I wake up in the morning and think about the future. Then I distract myself with distractions. Once, study was a major distraction. Now, I have more freedom. I use my laptop and surf the web. I watch movies. Once I used to open my books and after a minute or two I used to dream about things I will do when I will go old. I dreamed about becoming a superman. I dreamed about Cartoon characters, Ants and Laser Guns.Am I losing my imagination?
I want to find my tree, climb it and sit at the top of it. I want to carelessly enjoy the sunrise and sunset. I just wish to find the moment when I will say. " This is IT!"

Comments

Anonymous said…
We should never loose our crazy imagination no matter how old we get because this is what keeps us going.Keep writing
Nouman said…
I haven't lost imagination but I am in the process of losing it. Probably, I am growing old. I have always fought the world with my imagination. Imagination is not reality. We , oftenly, dream about things we can't have. Instead of escaping to an unrealistic paradise, Isn't it better to live in the big old crazy world and deal with it!?

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