"Let us not lose our hope !"

In our present situation we have to think over several matters in order to completely not lose our hope. Let us thing- what next? Each one of us has been sent here for some reason. But are we concerned about our past? Do we, in the bottoms of our hearts, think of our future? We all know how we all look like rest of society, and what they say about us. And look who is talking? Apparently those who are better than we are, those who do not know how the world looks from behind bars.

To be frank, they are right. To change this look and to feel better we have to change ourselves and make progress with our “selves”. To change one’s life one needs a reflection of oneself. Everyone can find an efficient way, to not experience this Gahanna once again. The simplest way is one’s own decision based on private experiences from this place. We just pretend and say- “It’s ok.- I have home, wife, kids, etc.” Let’s not cheat ourselves, because we won’t change the truth that way. No one says he is all right here- well, very few maybe- but even homeless complains. Let us have good look at it, it is harder and harder, orders, prohibitions, savings- turning off water, electricity one has to try hard to get TV-Set approval. But that’s no matter, what’s worse. It is more and more difficult to get a conditional release. All of this makes the necessity of thinking of our future a very important thing. Do we really want to come back here to this “Cousy Place”? It is difficult to speak on everyone’s behalf, because everyone has one’s own point of view, one’s own free will, and one’s own mind and will do what one wants. Personally I think “It’s not worth this”. Now we have a lot of time here, so let’s not waste it on bullshits...... I wanted to share my recollections with you- hoping that there is some better world waiting for us. Not outside but inside us and we can use it. If you wan you may pray to Lord for the support. When the day of your realise will come we won’t be afraid thinking- what next.

 Written by “Unknown”

                                                                                                            (Poland)

Translated by Joanna Wiśniewska