On our way out, I was the last one.
The road was long and dark and I’m trying very hard not to be left far behind.

Suddenly, I feel that this is an analogy of my real life.
I’m so far behind my peers.
And I’m alone in this long, dark and narrow road.

Most of my peers are way ahead and possess achievements that easily put me to shame.

Then, I approached the junction.
I had to take the left turn where most cars had to take the right.

I had come to a conclusion to my analogy story.
All of us head different destinations,
thus we take different journeys.

It was never a race.