many a time life feels like a tetris challenge, we try so hard trying to manipulate circumstances into our favour that we're overwhelmed by falling tiles in just a jiffy. we fail to see the bigger picture. and those darned tiles just won't stop falling. that's pretty much life, you can't stop the ticking seconds. you can always pause a tetris game, re-attempt a challenge, throw the game aside, but you can't do that with life because everyone keeps moving even if you're taking a break, we can't turn back time to retry or hit a new highscore. you can throw in the towel, but then that actually takes more guts. my tetris tiles have adhered so strongly to gravity, it's such a challenge just settling them in a gap just so i wouldn't top-out. but then, suddenly, the tiles start slowing down and falling into the right places and i've time to breathe and re-focus and get back into the game. why? after all that mess? what's changed?
an intriguing thought was shared a couple of nights ago. when things go wrong, we look for explanations and say "why me?!?!" but when things go well, we're quick to take the credit and say *with extra emphasis on the very first word* "I earned this". it's nice to think the winds have changed and the weather's in my favour, but i know it's not that simple. life may have many mysteries and to each his own belief, but i choose to know that better plans have been set aside. while i may not comprehend how the dampening of hopes only to reignite it again actually works out, i'm waiting and learning patience. because patience is a virtue.
in Your everlasting arm
all the pieces of my life
from beginning to the end
all the pieces of my life
from beginning to the end
i can trust You.
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