In a way, rage can employ the starving will. Only through the right motivations and the right channeling. It gets affected by its own nature, through the virtues of one's existence.
Change isn't bad. Cuz you always wanted it better. And if you can't step in and take responsibility for being uncomfortable, you might as well stop complaining.
Imagine you've a quench for success. By definition you would never see the light of it. Now you wanna feel the thrust, not below the success, just above the failures.
Movement in time, the time, and examples set. Maybe on and on or just a day before the last ever sight.
Maybe it doesn't have to be the kind where people try to live up to the bonds named after the synthetic ideals. Genuine figures and gestures, only when they mean, no name is good enough for what is held and expressed.
Today I was giving an Orientation and I quoted something that stuck with me.
"If I don't look at myself a day, a month and a year ago and feel how dumb I was and smile at it, what did I do this whole time, I was pretty much the same or worse."
And then comes the time where you regret there would rather be more attention to those moments than the fleeting admissions time allow. Those quiet seconds, slipping through, hold within them the essence of life—the laughter shared.