That level where you know yourself
in practice of forgiveness knowing exactly how you feel about what happens, being able to bear when a situation is not okay
Commit to yourself what you have to do to feel better forgiveness not necessarily meaning reconciliation with a person who hurt you
It is for you, not for anyone else in reaping the gold of silence much the wise owl blinking in confirmation without regard for what others think
they know of you
(c) Silent Witness 18March2013 Vivian L Dawson
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Reviewed by Rory Dall (Reader)
Reviewed on March 20, 2013
This is quite deep and philosophical and the reviewer who alluded to stoicism has hit the mark. You have produced a concise lesson on inner peace.
I am immediately caught up by the line
"That level where you know yourself in practice of forgiveness"
and sigh a soft hoot in the end
"without regard for what others think they know of you"
:)
I agree with Dan, you are becoming AD's poet philosopher. You deal with what is wrong sometimes in life and propose solutions to the problems and how to go about fixing it so you will be alright with the result. Enjoyed this one.
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have to do to feel better
Words as wise as that old owl.
"It is for you, not for anyone else"
Those few words say it all to me...
Love and Light
Lily
"That level where you know yourself in practice of forgiveness"
and sigh a soft hoot in the end
"without regard for what others think they know of you"
:)
Always,
Deborah
that first stanza, Vivian, stoic and wise
and the truth is found in ourselves
you've given us a fine work here
john
A wink back to this spiffy colorful wise owl!!
The gold of silence..Lady Mary Ann
Blessings, xx
Christine
Cheers,
Dan