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When faced with the kin of existance turning to me and asking for more when I'm staring down a wall of self-destruction I falter I fail I fall back into the murky past of suckling on my pain and feeding it's worrisome jaunting, it's callous remerks and the uneasy , unquenchable desire for everything to turn around and be just like how it was not , back in some distant moment , back in some dim memory of success of pain or failure. When faced with the kin of existance turning to me and asking for more I know i need a rest for just a moment but that moment is not worth it it is a festering When faced with the kin of existance turning to me and asking for more I turn to them and say here it is here I am here are my mistakes and my furrowed brows here is my vulnrable strength how can I give of that ? I breathe in deep and relinquish the need to know, the need to be right and I recognize, here in this moment is a greatness , a quality and a strength - we are alive and it will be aliveness until it's not it will be aliveness until it's not and that relentless living will turn and turn and turn as this planet does as these movements do and I will also. This is one of those things that I can't change - One of those things that I must embrace One of those things that will make me less crude, softer , wiser , gifted with visions of no more or no less, recognizing the quagmires
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