Delusion
Delusion
We live in a world of delusion, chasing Tomorrow, escaping today, calling it hope, calling it progress, while suffering quietly stays.
We swear we are fighting for something— a dream, a goal, a someday reward, not knowing if effort means meaning or just another illusion we guard.
Dreams change as life keeps on shifting, the finish line quietly moves, what once felt solid turns vapor, a mirage we’re trained to pursue.
Dragged forward by purpose invented, a direction that looks like a plan, just to feel less lost in the motion, just to say I know where I stand.
But really we’re stuck in repetition, a cycle, a circle, a spin— a spiral of endless obligations, checking the box just to begin.
So let’s live inside of the delusion that everything works out somehow, that everyone gets their ending, their moment, their then, their now.
But what if the ending keeps changing, keeps shifting its shape and its face? What if “happy” is only a costume we give to the life we can’t place?
What if the dream is just distance, what if the goal is delay, what if delusion is calling it future so we don’t have to feel today?













