You Want What You Want, Until You Don't Want It

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In youth's bright bloom, a heart aflame,

A myriad of dreams unclaimed.

Eager hands, the world to tame,

In every breath, a wish named.

Stars whispered secrets, in night's embrace,

Ambitions sown in fertile ground.

Each step forward, a fervent chase,

In the mirror of time, a purpose found.

Prayers woven through the silent nights,

Desires clung like a tight suit.

Through trials, joys, and fleeting sights,

The quest deepened, as the seeker grew.

With every dawn, a promise made,

A relentless march towards the unseen.

Sacrifices on ambition's altar laid,

For a glimpse of what could have been.

The heart, a compass, ever true,

Guided by the North Star's glow.

Yet in its beating, something withdrew,

A silent echo, a forgotten woe.

Then, the summit, bathed in golden light,

The dream's silhouette, now clear.

In that moment, bereft of delight,

A revelation, stark and severe.

Gazing upon the conquered sphere,

Where fulfillment's rivers should flow.

Yet in the heart, a void so severe,

An emptiness none could foreknow.

In triumph's shadow, a silent query,

Why does victory taste so bland?

Why does my everything, seemingly feel like nothing?

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