Did I Benefit from the Hardship?
Life has shown me times when situations slap me with their power at any moment, and wherever I am, I feel a pain that I cannot bear mentally, surrounded by challenges.
Every time I tell myself to seek a place of rest, life quickly brings me burdens and opportunities of overwhelming strength.
In those moments, I feel that the course of my struggle is deceitfully overpowering me.
I feel as though I am a prisoner to these times.
The walls of power have locked me inside a prison.
In bitter mornings, I wake up with the heavy blows of:
the pain of countless tasks,
difficult roads ahead,
painful failures that I believe are undeserved, without right or reward.
In the early dawn, I see rays more beautiful than the rays of the sunrise.
I wholeheartedly encourage them to enter my soul.
Since I seek to reach a very high place, tied with both hope and ambition.
I have made myself forget the negative memories that the past left with me.
I wipe away failure and disappointment with tears and coverings I considered a refuge.
The step refused to be steady for me so I could kick away rejections and obstacles.
One must face the bitter side of life.
Before you reach the sweetness of life, you must first taste its bitterness.
It is the bitter taste of not reaching a place you had hoped would bring victory, joy, and reward.
When I decide to work for the advancement of my life:
around me dwell enemies who seem to have sworn to stop a soul full of ambition and burning desire.
Life by its nature does not bequeath that circumstances will always accompany you.
But what times and life do bequeath you personally is patience and endurance.
Therefore, my soul finds comfort in truly gaining benefit and strolling among the days of goodness and prosperity.
Recently, new chapters have emerged for me:
my dreams have become reality.
The hard times have invited me to the very place I had aimed for and chosen for my soul.
The burdens of time and the difficulties of life I recall them as hardship from which I reaped benefit, and which became my foundation.
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