The differences between complete and finished
A child's education is complete - yet never finished.
A child's growth is complete- but never finished.
The journeys we take in our lives are currently complete, but will never be finished.
Our lives are complete, but never finished.
The differences between the two words are narrow, confused easily to be of the same meaning - but they simply are far from being the same.
That's like saying her glass is empty and so she's done, yet she keeps asking for it to be refilled and she keeps drinking.
Her glass is completely empty, but she's not finished.
Our stories are complete, but not finished.
You can be completely finished with something - you can complete a task,
But you are never finished with that task.
Everyday is just another chance to try again, do something again or try something new, you may be finished one day, but the next you are not.
Our lives empty and get refilled to give us a chance of completing ourselves again, to grow again, stretch and renew something within ourselves.
Just because you fell once, does not mean you will do so once more the next chance you stand up and try again.
