Here, at the glint
of my dream’s unfolding,
placing the final pieces
so deliberately,
This time, to experience
the full crescendo
and savor the fruits
with the ones I love.
Life, thus far,
has been magnificent
the greatest of fears, slain
and laid to rest for eternity.
Great wisdom
can be gleaned from
attuning to the hush
of nothingness,
a peace of stillness,
ever near.
To me, it has been proven
that this universe is a
place of infinite miracles
and the cleansing discipline
of tough love,
Ever ready to take us
in its arms and guide us,
dutifully, like a child,
through the profound audacity
of our ego and sorrows
to one day stand reborn
in the light of a new day,
Our second life
begins the very moment
we fully trust that time
is unfolding perfectly,
exactly as it should be,
and in not always getting
everything we want,
we’re receiving absolutely
all that we need.
EVW
All for now. Trust your instincts, invest in you, live boldly, and take chances.
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