As insight grows,
Clarity emerges
Wisdom revealed.
Enter life’s stream
Accept turbulence
Seek calm waters.
Drop labels
Cease judgment
Fall awake.
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Gorgeous! Both the pictures and the words. Thank you!
You are welcome.
Oh, how I love this one. “Drop labels. Cease judgment. Fall awake.” This should be a daily mantra of humankind. Thank you for sharing these poetic words of acceptance & light!
I take it as very high praise to be told my words can serve as a mantra for anyone.
What Sylver B said. Beautiful pictures and words.
Thank you Elizabeth.
amazing words and pictures!
Thank you for the kind and thoughtful words.
A very lovely combinationj
Thank you Kate.
Very nice combination of pictures and words. Together they made the poem’s words stronger.
Thank you for the kind comment.
I especially like, “fall awake”.
Russ