If you see me as a ladder, you will never grow.
Coz hard work knows no shortcuts.
If you see me as companion, we shall reach heights n walk miles.
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Each day I'm plagued by three doles,
These gargantuan weights on my soul:
First, that I must somehow EXIT this fen.
Second, because I cannot know WHEN.
And yet it's the third that torments me so,
Having no way to know where the HELL I will go!
('Ech day me cometh tydinges thre' loose translation by Michael R. Burch; keywords: doles, dolor, tidings, sorrow, pain, depression, lament)
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I'm terrified of heights,
but I'd fall in love without a second thought.
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You can release the things that are holding you down. Remember you are apart of the process. Weights can be lifted.. but you are the only one that can lift them. It was your choice to add them... so it is your choice to remove them..Free yourself
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I choose to fail at life and I don't want to climb my way to the top. I'm scared of heights so why on earth would I want to be up there
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Blood, sweat, and tears outpoured lift us higher than heights ever soared.
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Everything you do, is a stepping stone. Live life, to the highest heights.
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We chase unreachable heights, in the hope to find happiness, only to find we are still the same, because in fact we are chasing ourselves.
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I once aspired to achieve heights but when i fell i realised i devalued the beauty of way in the spark of the peak.
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Is it not something that the one thing in existence that is eternally admired by mankind, and whose beauty has never been denied even in the face of man's most fleeting whimsies, is also the one thing not conjured by mankind. It is nature's virgin places - the mountains, forests, streams, the depths of the sea, and the illimitable heights of the heavens.
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The two greatest threats to freedom are heights of fame and depth of infamy.
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'To say something profound can be done by anyone. To do something profound can be done by anyone. To live profoundly is a task that not everyone can do. That proverbial fifteen minutes of fame may rocket one to great heights. But life lived while walking profoundly will touch more than we can see.'
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