I promise to keep trying. Because the most useful dreams are dreams that come true

I owe it to my dreams. They are the reason I get out of bed as soon as I wake up in the morning. They are the answers I can give myself when I ask why I live this life. And when I fell into a deep canyon, it was those dreams that made me strong enough to endure.

These dreams are not just for me. I'm not the only one I want to make happy. There were their faces, the ones who first taught me about sacrifice and love, etched into my head — there were their smiles that I wanted to catch before one of us closed our eyes. And what are these seconds that have been given to me, if I don't use them to share and change myself for the better?

I'm not saying making dreams come true is easy. Quite the opposite: what I found was a winding road with gravel and sharp dust.

But I'll keep trying — take my word and see. I'm not one to wave the white flag easily. Because I believe, dreams are most useful when they come true.

Sometimes I want to raise my hand and say, "It's been — it's been done." But I always remember those who fought tirelessly for me

I was lucky to be raised in a family that knew love. Even though we had our moments of disagreement too, I understood that they were always there for me when I needed them. My father and mother worked hard to pay for my school fees and food. Even if I don't ask, sometimes they still give something.

For me they fought tirelessly. Giving me a signal, there's no such thing as giving up. My mother had been in a hole in the past too, maybe even a hole deeper than mine. However, he chose to move on — he didn't want to stop and sit in a hole forever, because he wanted to make me happy. Not only my mother, father and other brothers as well. Likewise with my friends, who always encourage me to get up and try even harder.

They are the aces that I can always count on when I'm hitting the rocks. Because of them, whenever there is a desire to give up, I always say: "No, not now."

As beautiful as a dream is, it is most useful when it becomes a reality. I promise, I will keep trying

"Dreams are not meant to be kept. But made it real.”

Dreams can be as high as possible, as beautiful as possible. But they will remain just a dream without any effort to make it come true. In fact, dreams become most useful only when they have been realized by the owner. The dream of becoming a scholar is most useful when it can actually lead its owner to become a scholar. The dream of meeting him, which was fulfilled, only felt beautiful when his figure had arrived. And those dreams won't come true, if I stop working on them.

That's why I won't stop. Not today, not tomorrow. Until I can realize my dreams, I will not give up all my efforts. I'm sure, one day my dreams can become the most useful.

One day in the near future, I will taste the sweet fruit of effort. Wait, you'll see.