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Look at it. It’s almost a speck it’s so small. Looking down the tunnel, I think about how long it was since I started.

I look over my shoulder, the other side looks just as far. I’ve come a long way since the start; I can’t tell which side I’m closer to anymore. I keep trekking on towards the unconquered end.

The narrow path I’m walking on seems to be comforting at this point. It must be at least a couple feet wide, but with the wall to my right and the edge to my left, balance is important. I must keep focused on the task at hand; reaching my destination.

I run my knuckles along the wall to keep me on the path to the light. The darkness has become soothing. Letting me think, my mind wanders.

I know why they call it the Paw Paw tunnel now. You just have to put one paw in front of the other, and keep going. Well, feet in my case, since I’m not a dog, or a bear, or some other animal with paws. Cats, lions, mice. Wait, mice don’t have paws…

I can hear the whispering of mice behind the wall.

They probably don’t ever get to see the light. Living in this darkness. How do they do it?

With curiosity, I wonder what a life without the light would be like. The light gives me a sense of direction, even though I can’t see the path. I use it to guide me, to stay on my course, to keep me going…

The mice don’t have a direction, but do they need one? Clearly, they’ve gotten to a point where they can survive behind the walls. They get their necessities I assume: food, water, a cozy brick to lie up against. That’s what these mice need.

I need more though. Reaching the light is a fuel for me, a desire. My passion. It’s always said that it’s more about the journey than where you end up. Well I know that where I end up will be the reminder of where I came from.

I stop for a moment to light a cigarette with one of the last matches I have. The spark flares, beaming red then quickly toning down to a vibrant orange. I just watch it for a second.

Almost forgetting why I light the match, I inhale. I wait until the last moment before throwing the match to the canal.

That moment was inspiring. For the first time since I entered, I could see the arched ceiling above me. Some sort of moss or something was growing, I couldn’t tell what it was. I was too busy admiring it’s pattern that seemed so organized, yet so random.

Who knew there could be such beautiful life where there is no light.

The last thing I saw before the match hit the water was a dead mouse floating in the water. Maybe it was one of the lucky ones to escape being trapped behind the wall. But it wasn’t able to survive. Maybe the mice inside the wall were the smarter ones; they were content enough to survive.

Hmm. Funny.

I found that both mice had lessons to be learned. The mouse who drowned was ambitious; he wanted to do better, he wanted more, just like me. He ventured along until he found his escape from the wall. Having been on one side of the wall his whole life, he had no idea what to expect. He was used to the dark, but not used to the edge apparently. His ambition took over, got the best of him, and lead him to his own demise.

On the other hand, the mouse inside the wall was content. He figured he has everything he needs, why ask for more. He never had even the slightest thought of what was on the other side of the wall, because he was content. But he would end up living and dying in the same place. In a way, being content lead him to his demise as well.

For content mouse, that might work, but not for me. I, like the drowned mouse, am ambitious. But, I am content with the darkness. I have embraced it, a growing appreciation for it, because I know without the darkness, I can’t find the light.

Who knew some mice could teach me about life on some path in a tunnel. Was this part of the journey I’m supposed to have through the tunnel?

I thought again about the path that I was on, how narrow it was. If I didn’t keep my balance, I could fall towards the canal or hit my head a
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Look at it. It’s almost a speck it’s so small. Looking down the tunnel, I think about how long it was since I started.I look over my shoulder, the other side looks just as far. I’ve come a long way since the start; I can’t tell which side I’m closer to anymore. I keep trekking on towards the unconquered end.The narrow path I’m walking on seems to be comforting at this point. It must be at least a couple feet wide, but with the wall to my right and the edge to my left, balance is important. I must keep focused on the task at hand; reaching my destination.I run my knuckles along the wall to keep me on the path to the light. The darkness has become soothing. Letting me think, my mind wanders.I know why they call it the Paw Paw tunnel now. You just have to put one paw in front of the other, and keep going. Well, feet in my case, since I’m not a dog, or a bear, or some other animal with paws. Cats, lions, mice. Wait, mice don’t have paws…I can hear the whispering of mice behind the wall.They probably don’t ever get to see the light. Living in this darkness. How do they do it?With curiosity, I wonder what a life without the light would be like. The light gives me a sense of direction, even though I can’t see the path. I use it to guide me, to stay on my course, to keep me going…The mice don’t have a direction, but do they need one? Clearly, they’ve gotten to a point where they can survive behind the walls. They get their necessities I assume: food, water, a cozy brick to lie up against. That’s what these mice need.I need more though. Reaching the light is a fuel for me, a desire. My passion. It’s always said that it’s more about the journey than where you end up. Well I know that where I end up will be the reminder of where I came from.I stop for a moment to light a cigarette with one of the last matches I have. The spark flares, beaming red then quickly toning down to a vibrant orange. I just watch it for a second.Almost forgetting why I light the match, I inhale. I wait until the last moment before throwing the match to the canal.That moment was inspiring. For the first time since I entered, I could see the arched ceiling above me. Some sort of moss or something was growing, I couldn’t tell what it was. I was too busy admiring it’s pattern that seemed so organized, yet so random.Who knew there could be such beautiful life where there is no light.The last thing I saw before the match hit the water was a dead mouse floating in the water. Maybe it was one of the lucky ones to escape being trapped behind the wall. But it wasn’t able to survive. Maybe the mice inside the wall were the smarter ones; they were content enough to survive.Hmm. Funny.I found that both mice had lessons to be learned. The mouse who drowned was ambitious; he wanted to do better, he wanted more, just like me. He ventured along until he found his escape from the wall. Having been on one side of the wall his whole life, he had no idea what to expect. He was used to the dark, but not used to the edge apparently. His ambition took over, got the best of him, and lead him to his own demise.On the other hand, the mouse inside the wall was content. He figured he has everything he needs, why ask for more. He never had even the slightest thought of what was on the other side of the wall, because he was content. But he would end up living and dying in the same place. In a way, being content lead him to his demise as well.For content mouse, that might work, but not for me. I, like the drowned mouse, am ambitious. But, I am content with the darkness. I have embraced it, a growing appreciation for it, because I know without the darkness, I can’t find the light.Who knew some mice could teach me about life on some path in a tunnel. Was this part of the journey I’m supposed to have through the tunnel?I thought again about the path that I was on, how narrow it was. If I didn’t keep my balance, I could fall towards the canal or hit my head a
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Lihat itu. Ini hampir setitik itu begitu kecil. Melihat ke bawah terowongan, saya berpikir tentang berapa lama itu sejak saya mulai. Saya melihat lebih dari bahu saya, sisi lain terlihat hanya sejauh. Aku datang jauh sejak awal; Saya tidak bisa mengatakan sisi mana saya lebih dekat ke lagi. Aku terus trekking di menjelang akhir unconquered. Jalan sempit Aku berjalan di tampaknya menjadi menghibur pada saat ini. Ini harus setidaknya beberapa kaki lebar, tetapi dengan dinding ke kanan dan tepi kiri saya, keseimbangan penting. Saya harus tetap fokus pada tugas di tangan; mencapai tujuan saya. Saya menjalankan buku-buku saya sepanjang dinding untuk menjaga saya di jalan menuju cahaya. Kegelapan telah menjadi menenangkan. Membiarkan saya berpikir, pikiran saya mengembara. Saya tahu mengapa mereka menyebutnya terowongan Paw Paw sekarang. Anda hanya perlu menempatkan satu kaki di depan yang lain, dan terus berjalan. Nah, kaki dalam kasus saya, karena saya bukan anjing, atau beruang, atau hewan lainnya dengan cakar. Kucing, singa, tikus. Tunggu, tikus tidak memiliki cakar ... Aku bisa mendengar bisikan tikus balik dinding. Mereka mungkin tidak pernah bisa melihat cahaya. Hidup dalam kegelapan ini. Bagaimana mereka melakukannya? Dengan rasa penasaran, saya bertanya-tanya apa hidup tanpa cahaya akan seperti. Cahaya memberi saya rasa arah, meskipun aku tidak bisa melihat jalan. Saya menggunakannya untuk membimbing saya, untuk tetap berada di jalur saya, untuk membuatku pergi ... Tikus tidak memiliki arah, tetapi apakah mereka memerlukannya? Jelas, mereka sudah mendapatkan ke titik di mana mereka dapat bertahan hidup di balik tembok. Mereka mendapatkan kebutuhan mereka Saya berasumsi: makanan, air, batu bata yang nyaman untuk berbaring melawan. Itulah yang perlu tikus-tikus ini. Saya perlu lebih banyak sekalipun. Mencapai cahaya merupakan bahan bakar bagi saya, keinginan. Gairah saya. Itu selalu mengatakan bahwa itu lebih tentang perjalanan dari mana Anda berakhir. Yah aku tahu bahwa di mana saya akhirnya akan menjadi pengingat mana Aku datang. Aku berhenti sejenak untuk menyalakan rokok dengan salah satu pertandingan terakhir yang saya miliki. Flare spark, berseri-seri merah maka cepat toning ke oranye hidup. Saya hanya menonton untuk kedua. Hampir lupa mengapa saya menyalakan pertandingan, saya menghirup. Saya menunggu sampai saat terakhir sebelum membuang pertandingan ke kanal. Saat itu adalah inspirasi. Untuk pertama kalinya sejak aku masuk, aku bisa melihat langit-langit melengkung di atas saya. Semacam lumut atau sesuatu yang tumbuh, saya tidak tahu apa itu. Saya terlalu sibuk mengagumi itu pola yang tampak sangat terorganisir, namun begitu acak. Siapa tahu mungkin ada kehidupan yang indah seperti di mana tidak ada cahaya. Hal terakhir yang saya lihat sebelum pertandingan memukul air itu tikus mati mengambang di air. Mungkin itu adalah salah satu yang beruntung untuk melarikan diri terjebak di balik dinding. Tapi itu tidak mampu bertahan. Mungkin tikus di dalam dinding adalah orang-orang cerdas; mereka cukup konten untuk bertahan hidup. Hmm. Lucu. Saya menemukan bahwa kedua tikus memiliki pelajaran yang harus dipelajari. Mouse yang tenggelam itu ambisius; ia ingin melakukan yang lebih baik, ia ingin lebih, seperti saya. Dia berkelana bersama sampai ia menemukan pelariannya dari dinding. Setelah berada di salah satu sisi dinding sepanjang hidupnya, ia tidak tahu apa yang diharapkan. Ia digunakan untuk gelap, tetapi tidak digunakan ke tepi rupanya. Ambisinya mengambil alih, mendapat yang terbaik dari dirinya, dan membawanya ke kematiannya sendiri. Di sisi lain, mouse dalam dinding puas. Dia pikir dia memiliki segala yang dia butuhkan, mengapa meminta lebih banyak. Dia tidak pernah memiliki bahkan pikiran sedikit pun dari apa yang di sisi lain dinding, karena ia konten. Tapi dia akan berakhir hidup dan mati di tempat yang sama. Di satu sisi, menjadi konten membawanya ke kematiannya juga. Untuk tikus konten, yang mungkin bekerja, tapi tidak bagi saya. Saya, seperti mouse tenggelam, saya ambisius. Tapi, saya puas dengan kegelapan. Saya telah memeluk itu, apresiasi yang berkembang untuk itu, karena saya tahu tanpa kegelapan, saya tidak dapat menemukan cahaya. Siapa yang tahu beberapa tikus bisa mengajarkan saya tentang kehidupan pada beberapa jalan di terowongan. Apakah ini bagian dari perjalanan saya seharusnya memiliki melalui terowongan? Aku berpikir lagi tentang jalan yang saya, bagaimana sempit itu. Jika saya tidak menjaga keseimbangan, aku bisa jatuh ke kanal atau memukul kepala saya







































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