Beautiful...
That's the word that came to his mind when gazing over the vast garden in his own eyes. Such peerless and flawless beauty of nature had attracted this young boy,dressed in white silk shirt and black trousers. His youthful face reflects his vigor, full of energy. He ran across the garden, deeply drawn to the seemingly endless perpetual paradise. Still unable to contain his own wonder of the beautiful garden, the child then sang.
''I see trees of green........ red roses too,
I see em bloom........ for me and you,
And I think to myself..... what a wonderful world....''
He then carved a pleasing smile on his lips, continued to admire the garden's beauty. Beauty that reminded him of freedom, hope and peace in this world.
A glance into the garden can seemingly take away all problems of the world. He thought to himself.

Out of sudden, there was a loud shrieking sound came from behind. As he turned to see, his green eyes swelled as he was shocked to see an explosion which was just yards away. The young child was filled with fear to the point that he could not move. It was too late for him to escape from the blast...
The young boy had no idea...

''Carrying with all of our hopes and dream''

In a nutshell, nearly all of us have our own hopes, aspirations and dreams. (duh!) Well, maybe some of us have it and pursue them while some just sit at the corner and only dream about them. We also aspire to be the person that we want to be, thinking that our life will be perfect and will be our zenith and peak of our recorded life history. Perhaps, that would be the only solution endless search of complete and total victory, a sort of utopia-like or paradise-like, realizing that we have achieved the purpose of our life and can finally declare that we have led a successful life. Can we achieve them? Are we able to see our accomplished lifelong dreams right in front of our own very eyes? We want to be successful. Yes. The question lies in not how we able to achieve them, but rather, what do they mean to you? The sky have its limits...