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Today I feel so small. - Minuscule As if a puff of smoke, a dandy-lion seed, that will never roar. The last week has been, crumbling not good, not like cakes or sweet tastes, but internally breaking, and waste. I feel so small in my faith, and my life. I feel like Joseph, in the dungeon of the king, waiting for some news to unfold, for a dream, to be, a key, for someone to unearth it- to unlocking my purpose. For someone to whisper, “You’re worth it.” -D. Montgomery 2015
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Jun 2, 2015
Jun 2, 2015 at 11:20 PM UTC
Minuscule
Today I feel so small. - Minuscule As if a puff of smoke, a dandy-lion seed, that will never roar. The last week has been, crumbling not good, not like cakes or sweet tastes, but internally breaking, and waste. I feel so small in my faith, and my life. I feel like Joseph, in the dungeon of the king, waiting for some news to unfold, for a dream, to be, a key, for someone to unearth it- to unlocking my purpose. For someone to whisper, “You’re worth it.” -D. Montgomery 2015
I feel so out of place today. I went to my nephews concert and sat by myself for most of it, but then I realized my family was sitting a few feet away. And yet I felt disconnected internally. I saw them all with their kids and their spouses and I sat alone. I realized it was something I had grown accustomed to and that made me deeply sad for some reason. I am still trying to understand it.
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Jun 2, 2015
Jun 2, 2015 at 11:20 PM UTC
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