The questions still flooding

Many still unanswered

Some I tried forgetting

I refused to be emotionally battered

Uncle seemed defeated

My life wouldn't be repeated

This life I was clearly handed

One I shouldn't be content with

Being a mechanic is great

But it's not meant for me

Stumbled into it by fate

Clearly not what I want to be

There's more for me I know

I remember seeing it in my father's eye

Especially when he dreamt of when I'd grow

Up until when he came to die

That spark I will find

I'll bring whatever he saw to life

I'll leave this life behind

I'll rise above this strife

With faith, my questions will get answered

And rest and peace shall be mine

And the pain will be left withered

Maybe eventually all will be fine

Author's Note

At 20, Sarah wanted something more out of life. She wasn't satisfied with being a mechanic, because she realized it wasn't her true calling.

Don't we all want more out of life, regardless of our age? Unconsciously, we're always searching for "the meaning" in our lives. Why am I here? What's my purpose in this world? What am I really capable of achieving?

And yet, there's a challenging world out there. Even more challenging now in this strangest of times.

With great challenges come great opportunities.

I believe that you, and really anyone with the motivation, is capable of great things. It just comes down to finding what you're truly passionate about and driving towards it in a clear and practical manner. It won't be easy, no it won't, but the reward will definitely be worth it.

So what's your true calling in life?