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Reserves

You have to make reserves. In the end, these moments will come. It's inevitable. In the end, you cannot be empty. You have to keep something. It's cowardliness,  you would say. It's not fair, can also be argued. It's not complete. You just have to give everything. You have to give the rest, die in the line. And what happen after you're dead. You reached the line, and you gave everything. It was constructed and accomplished or not, there's always tomorrow.

What's next?? Living on reserves by now. 

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