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Letting Go

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When the need to disconnect from other's drama is based on self-care, then there is no room for drama to break your peace.

Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Life's Tree of Experience Has Many Kinds of Leaves.

Some young exhuberant leaves are 4 the healing of our inner core that is the archive of our hurts...

Some midlife leaves are purposed 2 simply
throw jealous shade...

And older leaves exist 2 remind us of the beauty of life itself.

So as the winds of time pass over our will come and go with the seasons,

Remember that Destiny will never ask permission 2 sprout, nor 2 invasively creep its winding vines into spaces unaware.

©2025 #ReedismXYZ

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on January 16, 2025

Good to read you again. This form speaks of adaptation and renewal.

I never was one for getting involved in drama over nothing. But I've had to adapt to what age is throwing at me and it takes more time from me just relaxing and doing what I like.

Ron

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