Doctors.
Teachers.
Engineers.
Janiters.
Whatever.
Never-ending Circle.
Rounds and Rounds, like a ferris wheel.
Up you go. Higher and higher.
Like an over achiever you are.
And then, a spark, the climax is reached.
Immersed in the wonders of achievement,
then suddenly.
BOOM. The peak is in the past.
Down you go, smoothly and swiftly.
And a dream is just a dream.
Generations, it continues.
Each round a new life.
One broken promise. A diminished hope. The remains of a dream.
Sometimes, it succeeds.
But that's when gender plays a part.
We state our dreams, we fight, we hope.
But in the end, a dream's just a dream.
Destiny--
Men: Working to support the family.
But that's when you have a choice of jobs and dreams and opportunities.
Women: Children raising.
No matter a dream, big or small,
Chances are diminished when you have a female gender role.
Is it fair? No.
But that's how it goes. In the circle.
The circle of life.
A/N: I'm not trying to diminish your dreams or anything, but sometimes I notice the big dreams girls have when they are young. However, they just become a mom, wife, housewife when they grow up. Having those jobs aren't bad or anything, its just that the childhood dreams are lost. Most of the time, it's happening to girls or female, as they have to stay home to support the family. Why not achieve your dream at the same time while you're being part of a family?
Gluck :)
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Irrelevant yet intriguing philosophies anthology. Non fiction.
Non-FictionThere are metaphors and philosophies as stated in the title. However, they are mostly in a poetry format but unpoetry like, since my writing skills aren't that advanced to convey my philo-so-deep messages and fit to a rhyme scheme at the same time...
