After some time

After some point in time,  


Your difficulties become your achievements.  
Your sleepless dreams become your reality.  
Bitter memories become sweet lessons.  
Hate turns into great forgiveness.  

After some point in time,  
The one who treated you as less becomes just the one, nameless.  
The one who ignored you becomes contactless.  
The one who underestimated and treated you wrong somehow ends up on the other side of the world.  

After some point in time…  
Your prayers will be answered.  
Those unanswered questions will either be answered or made to be ignored.  
Your favorite cravings fade away.  
Your dreams, when not reciprocated, fade away.  
Your new hope becomes the present.  
After some time, those who pretend to be busy become unimportant in your life.  
The mask falls off.  

After some point in time, you'll understand the past and then you'll say… "Huh, damn!"  

After some point in time, you'll go from saying "Probably for the best" to "It was for the best."  

—Hope  

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