Walking With Limps: The Walk Of Life.

Either you knock things down or they knock you down.

Author: Dushime O. Yabes

See, life is a game of running every single day you live. Leaving what is here today that was your destination yesterday to a better place that is a destination tomorrow.

The worst and best part of this game is, it goes all around in a vicious cycle and loops. I might have forgotten to say that it's clouded; good thing I just said that there is.

Day and night you got to run regardless the timeline and the course of running is something else.

Oftentimes, it’s hard to tell which way or path you have chosen to take and oh yes, you can't even see the road to where you wanted to go before.

Everything feels like suffering you have never felt in your life time. Either you knock down things or they knock you down.

Matter of fact, struggles make our daily game fun because there are bounties to earn and milestones to complete.

You will reach a point in life where you can no longer see good in people even those that really want to come clean and tag along, and yes, you'll still feel like you can't trust people.

This isn’t wrong, the other day someone said “It’s okay to NOT BE OKAY but it’s NOT OKAY TO NOT BE OKAY” and I understood that quite after a while.

After feeling sorry for yourself and complaining, you'll need to do something about those obstacles that are in your way. You don’t want to stay where you are and wait for the spoilers in the death race.

Whatever holds your head upright and keeps your feet on the ground, don't lose it and keep on moving.

The pain is real and yes you need to cry and so very much louder but you've got to stay in the game. Otherwise you will lose.

For this, you will need the limps because if the world and life itself were sympathetic and less competitive; you could have had a substitute but this non-negotiable life is yours alone.

Though you may not be able to walk properly today because you are in a hopeless place where there is no counsel and help, keep moving. Help is right ahead at the end of corner. You will find fulfillment and hope for your journey.

Don’t feel scorned and scared for yourself to walk on the limps. Limps are worth endurance rather than staying in comfort.