William Shakespeare

Small Wish for resignation

Ah, the desire to resign! 'Tis such a small wish, yet one that can bring so much joy. To be free of the toils of the day, to be released from the burden of one's labor, to be liberated from the thralls of one's obligations! To be rid of the tedious tasks and the never-ending worries! To be able to enjoy the world and its wonders without a care in the world! How sweet and delicious such a feeling must be! Yet, alas, all too often, resignation is a wish that is not fulfilled. For, in truth, there is much to be said for the day-to-day struggles that one must endure. To be sure, life is full of challenges and obstacles, but it is also full of joys and wonders. To resign from one's responsibilities is to miss out on the opportunity to grow and learn from the experiences that life provides. Ah, but perhaps resignation is not so much a wish as it is a goal. A goal to be free of the mundane and the ordinary, to find joy and contentment in life's little moments, and to savor each and every one. A goal to be free of the worries and concerns of the world and to live life to the fullest. A goal to be able to enjoy the wonders of life without the burden of responsibility. So, while resignation may be a small wish, it is one with the potential to bring great joy. To be able to step away from the worries of the day and to find joy in life's little moments. To be able to savor each and every one. To be free of the mundane and the ordinary. To be able to live life to the fullest. Ah, what a sweet and delicious wish indeed!