Tanong
- From Counting Crows’ Raining in Baltimore: “But what would you change if you could?”
Yeah, what would you change if you could?
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They say if you want something badly enough, think about it often enough, visualize it strongly enough, work hard enough for it, that it is already yours. That a concentrated, unfaltering combination of passion, faith and effort would be able to bring that which you desire from the realm of possibilities to the realm of realities.
But what if two or more people are wishing for the exact same thing—wanting it with the same level of intensity, the same longing, the same yearning, exerting an equal amount of effort towards it–whose wish would be granted?
How are winners chosen and how should losers cope?
No one could fault you for being bitter and angry and just devastated if you don’t get what you’ve set your heart on for so long. More so if the prize goes to someone you think is far less deserving.
But then again, who decides who deserves what?
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Who ever said our own our salvation lies in other people’s hands?
- Eh baket ka naniwala agad? Tanga ka kasi eh. Atat ka masyado. Alam mo na ngang nanloloko lang eh…
