Happy birthday to you... (singing quietly to himself)
The fact that I had so many expectations on the past few days and not all of them have been met is so annoying. Even depressing, for things did not go the way they were supposed to be. Throw in the fact that these are my last few days of being a teenager.
I remember distinctly that day exactly a year ago that this is the year that I would do something that would be the turning point of my life, this will be the year that would go down in my personal history books as one of the major influences in my history. But right now, with a few minutes left before the anniversary of my release into this world ends, there is still nothing – not even a hint of that grand pronouncement I had made exactly a year ago.
There were so many things that I planned to do. So many things to finish but fate simply did not allow me to. Even with the strength of my will and with a dangerous disregard for my health and social position, I failed to meet these goals. But nonetheless, I maintained the fact that I did everything I can do. That is what is important, at least for me (that is what I would like to think).
A few days ago, I wrote something about the crimson sunrise and all that, but really, I’m losing hope. It’s just that feeling that everybody is conspiring against you, for you seem to encounter opposition wherever you go. But I will not lose hope. I will withdraw something I said a few weeks ago – I am not finished with this life. I just realized that sometimes you don’t need a reason to live. You just need to choose life, for life in itself is a struggle and it is here in this struggle that we find life itself. Struggling, from a means, becomes an end in itself.
Therefore, this means I’ll be sticking around this life a little bit longer. At least longer than what I presumed. A very happy birthday to you, Kelvin.
