“Yes, it will all end one day; but today is worth living.”
by Innocent Mwatsikesimbe — from The Vision, chapter 18
In other words
An ending waits somewhere in every life. That truth can make the present feel pointless, as though a day has no value because it cannot last.
Yet life’s limit is part of what gives today its weight. Being alive and able to meet this day is not made smaller by the fact that another day may not come. Its joys, work, relationships, and simple moments exist now.
Mortality remains real here. It is not covered with easy comfort or ignored. It is simply not allowed to cancel the life that comes before it. One day everything will end, but the ending has not taken today away.
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