Pain, a likely desire to feel

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Hey, I really just got into blogging. After about a while of inaction.
I have come to agree that "WHY" is a rhetoric, philosophical word, that we most times don't know "why the why". Maybe that is why we work so hard and long. We want to create a dream that births another dream and another one. Yea, that is it! Life a cycle of endless dreams. But if dreams are meant to be birthed and fulfilled, then why do some lose theirs in prime? Every work and prayer suddenly coming to a halt. The closer it was yesterday, the further it is today.

One dream begins the cycle. Matt wants to get into college to pursue a career. Matt gets into college, he works hard to come out tops. Matt comes out tops and gets his dream job. Matt gets married to the dream love of his life. Matt becomes an expectant father. But! That but that births a why. Matt is suddenly gunned down in the grocery store on his way back from the dream job. Dream dreams ends.
Whether its love,money, family or hope you choose to dream about. The end of all dreams is pain. Either a personal pain or for another.

A desire not to be avoided. Pain deserves to be felt. Matt family deserves to feel it. The pain of dreams! Today's pain deserves to be felt. And if your lucky to get to that good old age, yesterday's pain still deserves to be felt.Whatever we do, whoever we are, wherever we go and whatsoever we want. Pain is a desire to be felt.

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