William Shakespeare

Why life ?

Why life? Aye, 'tis a fair question, indeed. A question which has plagued many a mind, both young and old. For what is life, but a grand stage upon which we are but actors, playing our parts in a well-written script. The plot is ever-changing, the scenes ever-shifting, yet we remain constant in our roles. We may feel as though we have no control over our fate, yet it is our own choices which determine the outcome of the story. Ah, but why life? For what purpose do we go through all this? Is it for the joy of the experience? Is it for the learning of lessons? Or is it simply for the sake of our own entertainment? Whatever the case may be, life can be both a joy and a burden. We must learn to make the best of it, to take the good with the bad and to find humor in all of it. For life is a comedy, a tragedy, a romance, and a drama all at once. It is a chance to laugh and a chance to learn. It is a chance to feel and a chance to grow. It is a chance to live and a chance to love. So why life? Why not?