I keep thinking.
If I choose wrong,
everything will collapse.
So I don’t choose.
I wait.
And time passes.
What would an ossan think?
Ossan’s answer
An ossan learns this late:
Most choices are not fatal.
Not choosing
is also a choice.
And it has a cost.
When you wait too long,
life chooses for you.
Bad choices hurt.
But no choice
makes you smaller.
An ossan does not wait for certainty.
He chooses
with incomplete information.
Then he adjusts.
That’s all he can do.
And it’s enough.