When A Strong Desire Comes In

   There in nothing wrong with having a strong desire for something I'm fond of. The thing is a matter of how to distinguish attainability from unattainability. I guess it's alright as long as you have a sustainable plan to move forward during a course of progress. Of course, it's based an assumption that the plan should be reviewed prior to taking actions and be furnished with a contigency plan for just in case. And the plan should be verified in one form or the other as well in order to build up its legitimacy.

   However, some types of inner desire seldom reveal their solid appearance in a verbal form. Which means that it wouldn't be shared nor symphasized with others in a communicable meaning. And that is a moment when solidity begins to, whether I do want to or not. And I think we all begin to believe in having a responsibility to grab tightly, or at least trying to be. But it's sometimes so hard and so humiliated to hang on. So basically, there are two options left to choose from for those who are in doubt to proceed with that hard work. My personal observation tells me that almost all of us takes a detour to get around with safe and sound. And very a few stays a road where they used to stick to. But ironically, who knows what's going to happen next?

   The interesting part of all suddenly starts with a result of the detour path. That's a time when unfulfilled needs motivate people in the absence of its posture, and all chaos is risen into an air.

   I guess imagination comes the right from this moment.