My Place

When I say the phrase 'my place' there are many thoughts that come to your mind. The very first thought is the place where I stay, my home. Yes, it beautiful and more beautiful with my family in it. A place which teaches me many virtues such as kindness, loyalty, teamwork and much more. And of course, it is the very first place that a child gets when he is born. Even I got such place and I am thankful for that.

     Socially, 'my place' on this Earth is the profession I practice. I always wanted to try out every profession to know the taste of success and the lesson of failure. Unfortunately, you can be anything but not everything. So, I want to become a doctor. I want to cure people, to overcome their physical pain but the pain is not only physical but also mental. People talk about their successful times and also about their losses. These fantasies do not go hand in hand with my job atleast in this place.

     My place in this world is supposed to have a happy life full of respect and dignity, by following the path of truth, hardwork and devotion. After knowing all this, what am I actually doing? Finding reasons to live tomorrow? Or still setting goals for life? Or surving in the world full of impractical thoughts?Or pretending to help a failure? Or finding a ray of success by limping over kind men? But i still think that one spark of kindness is enough to set a fire for the good and I will see the world as a better place for everyone to live in.

     I surely believe that I have many places like these but I have that one special place that nobody could change. My place in my mother's arms. The only place where I will never regret to be in. A place where I feel secured and have the courage to do the right. A place where I am made to differenciate between the good and the evil. A place where punishment is not implemented on resoning things or saying the truth. A place where I am encouraged rightly to live a life not only with success byt also failure, not only people but their clear thoughts. A place that I could proudly call mine.