(Im)possible

The Royal Academy defines the word "impossible" as something that hasn't power or mean to become or happen . And it defines improbable as something implausible, not founded in a prudent reason.. 
Asking to choose, I like more the improbability than impossibility, as everybody, I guess.
The improbability hurts less, and leaves a loophole to hope, to the epic.  
David to win Goliat was improbable, but it happened.
An African-American living in the White House was improbable, but it happened. 
Barón Rojo back to play together was improbable but it happened too. 
Nadal dethroning Federer from numer one. A journalist turned into princess. The 12-1 against Malta.
Love, relationships, feelings, aren't founded in a prudent reason.
Is for that I don't like talk about impossible loves, but improbable loves. Because the improbable is, by definition, probable. What is almost certain not to happen, it can happen. 
And, while there is a possibility, a half chance in a billion that happens, it worth trying. 

~LHDP