A happy thing, a happy thing, days go by every day, and it can be incredibly tiring. Sometimes, this weariness is like a thick fog, lingering on the morning streets, obscuring the view ahead and extinguishing any enthusiasm. Desires are the driving force of life. To wake up each day and have the motivation to continue completing the work and tasks before us, we need some desires. We hope to earn enough money to buy an apartment, hope for a quick promotion, hope the weekend comes early, and some people simply hope there's a table at their favorite restaurant for lunch. These desires, big or small, are the sparks in our hearts, burning and preventing our daily lives from being drowned out by the cold reality. Desires and disappointments coexist, just like air; we breathe desires every day. Without them, we probably wouldn't survive many days. However, desires have a twin brother called disappointment. It doesn't always appear; whether you encounter it depends on your luck and your skills. Sometimes, disappointment comes so suddenly, catching us off guard.
A happy thing
It's a happy thing that days go by, but you can get tired of them. Sometimes, this weariness is like a thick fog, lingering on the streets in the morning, making it hard to see what's ahead and feel any enthusiasm.
Desire is the driving force of life
To wake up each day with the motivation to continue completing the work and tasks at hand, we need some aspirations. We might hope to earn enough money to buy an apartment, hope for a quick promotion, hope for the weekend to arrive soon, or simply hope there's a table at our favorite restaurant for lunch. These aspirations, big or small, are the sparks in our hearts, burning and preventing our daily lives from being drowned out by the cold reality.
