Lullabies of the Tranquil Sky

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XXVII. I Believe in Wishes

It may sounds juvenile and ludicrous, but in whole accuracy I believe in the supremacy of wishes. Like an innocent kid who grew up on watching the fairytales with tarradiddle events, I believe that in every whisper of wishes in the wind; a beautiful life, bounteous blessings, everlasting happiness, and fulfillment of every desire will follow without even tiny spot of blemishes.

I believe that once you utter your wants in a shooting star that abruptly appear in the pellucid night sky with its temporary brilliance and striking light, your long prosy affirmations will happen in reality as the sun shines in the morning, as if the universe is your ally. I believe that once you toss a coin in an oozing fountain or throw a chains of money in a sepulchral water well in an enchanted garden, your wants, aspirations and ambitions will be accomplished, and the sweet taste of fortune, victory and solace will be achieved genuinely.

I believe in wishes nevertheless sometimes I'm disappointed and dismayed because my epochal requests were not granted. I was once in the brink of changing my life's perspectives, but then I realized that all of my wishes will only be fulfilled in the right time and what I need to do is to wait without complaining and move with determination and dedication.

I believe that all wishes will come true not now but soon in a perfect season, for the reason that even the brightest shooting star and the most fantastic water well are like humans—they have their own wishes too that they should prioritize first and like us they also feel tiredness for granting our wishes again and again without resting.

-Skieslany