She opened her heart with too much force. She gripped it with fingers from both hands ripping it apart revealing too many fragments of her soul. They spilled out with too much momentum and ended up sprawled out on the floor. Will he notice the precious fractals of her sweet spirit crushed and broken on the ground? Will he step over them? On them? Or sweep them under the rug? Does he see the masterpiece that just destroyed herself from being too daring too close to the edge? She has too little patience to leave it up to him what to do with the wreckage displayed. She carefully picks up each piece mindful of the sharp edges and new angels. She borrows sap from her favorite Pine. Blends it with gold dust powder borrowed from ancestral strength stored in her spine. Applying this sturdy paste she meticulously reconstructs the segments of her discarded gift into an alchemized transformation. A Kinstsugi treasure with a new reservoir inviting the love she has for herself which can never be too much.
Kintsugi is a type of Japanese pottery where broken pieces are reconstructed with gold dusted paste often from tree sap. Kintsugi represents the beauty in brokenness, pain and transformation. Each soul is unique.