Unanswerable questions

Why we hurt people we love most?
Why do we say unbearable things that we didn't mean to?
Why we say painful things to people we care most?
What is it that fires up within urging to sow venomous seeds in the hearts of people you value the most?
How do we come up with mettle to utter most agonizing, tormenting words to people who respect you more than anything else?
Why don't we understand that it's easy to lose, hurt people than to get along with most beautiful memories of your lifetime?
Why is it not easy to let go people and things you wished for?
Why is it that there are scars for deeds that got unintentionally done?
How do we sleep with thorns in soul after rending apart hearts of people who mean everything?
Why don't we accept things as is and let things fall their own way than relentlessly rescuing them to not to fall in the cracks?
Why is it there's irreparable damage done even when the desire was sinless?
Why is there a hope within us that's chained for things to not let them happen whence they are bound to?
Why is it we run of of patience when we've come all the miles to reach destined place?
Why do we hope against the hope hopen?
What is it that we stop from learning from our mistakes yet, we commit them religiously?
Why is it we cry with our hearts yet tears don't well up?
Why don't we grow up?
What it is that doesn't let the efforts die out for person, thing that abandoned us?
How can we so heartless for someone who was nothing but heart of gold to us?

Why don't we have answers to these and most important questions for life?

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