That Thing That It Is That You Want

You know what you want,
And you know that that that you want is all that you want
And that nothing else is what you want
Except what it is that you want
But you know that that thing that you want is not what you’ve got
And what you’ve got is not what it is that you want,
And you know that you’ll never have that thing that it is that you want
Because what it is that you want is not reachable,
And even though that thing that you want is all that you want,
You can’t have it.

So why want?

If that thing that you know that you want, but don’t have, you can’t have, because just because that thing that you want is all that you want, doesn’t mean that that thing that you want is what you can have, is it truly foolish to want the thing that it is that you want to begin with? Can wanting what you want, and nothing else, except that which it is that you want, even though it cannot be had, can that want of the thing that it is that you want—can that be ever justified?