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Directionless

I am not a traditionalist; I believe newness makes more sense. So I make it up as I go along, and my footfalls make a sort of song rending silence till sunlight appears And dew spreads like the sweet earth's tears. Some stories are written, some left untold; I'll write my own, before I get old. There comes a fork in the road; decide- I take whichever one feels right inside. When you have no destination, any path is fine. Some think that's a negative; I think it's sublime. We put too many expectations, constraints on ourselves. It's not good to worry; it's bad for your health. Sometimes I wonder if human life is so short because we spend it anxious about the hours we hoard. That which you hold closest will slip through your grasp, and our lives are so fragile, brittle as glass. It's better to wander this world without direction; let things come to you-and stop chasing perfection.
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