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For therapy, I found a place, and that is all that's needed. Woods provide a soothing face - and should I need a quiet patch of peace, I'll find it where I'm bound to. Trees are goddesses of a Walden kind of dwelling. In the forest light is light, dark is dark, cycles are the cycles of becoming. Shh. My thicket is thick with it. So I pick all the lower leaves from the younger sapling trees (barely inches above the ground) so they shall grow before the rest. And when I come back in summer to treat my soul, I'll look for where the trees are tall, and leafless too, and that is where I'll find the truth.
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May 3, 2013
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