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When you feel the deeper calling, Something yearning to be expressed. A definite thing Felt, Yet unseen. Elusive, Stirring sleep, bringing unrest. You’ve become shrouded in years, my friend, decades even, of wonder and mastery. Your noble craft, the role you play, Has reached its brilliant totality. Yet beneath the fading light A gift for others’ lives. A new reason for being and Perhaps, It speaks, my friend, From nothing beginning to Rise. It leaves the body of knowledge- Your blood, sweat, and tears. Obsolete, like gas station receipts That wallpaper the rooms Of victory over the years. What you’ve achieved in life, Grand and monumental No Doubt! Has become, as it should- Just a shell. Protecting Divinity within, what was, and the fragile human without. So sit, my brother, With the pain and grief Of longing. And hear its funeral song. For beneath the Melody, Sweet sorrow brings with it The birth of how you belong.
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Nov 10, 2024
Nov 10, 2024 at 8:53 AM UTC
The Return
When you feel the deeper calling, Something yearning to be expressed. A definite thing Felt, Yet unseen. Elusive, Stirring sleep, bringing unrest. You’ve become shrouded in years, my friend, decades even, of wonder and mastery. Your noble craft, the role you play, Has reached its brilliant totality. Yet beneath the fading light A gift for others’ lives. A new reason for being and Perhaps, It speaks, my friend, From nothing beginning to Rise. It leaves the body of knowledge- Your blood, sweat, and tears. Obsolete, like gas station receipts That wallpaper the rooms Of victory over the years. What you’ve achieved in life, Grand and monumental No Doubt! Has become, as it should- Just a shell. Protecting Divinity within, what was, and the fragile human without. So sit, my brother, With the pain and grief Of longing. And hear its funeral song. For beneath the Melody, Sweet sorrow brings with it The birth of how you belong.
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Nov 10, 2024
Nov 10, 2024 at 8:53 AM UTC
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