Ran out of time, before we even began. How long will the road not taken be starved of footprints?
OBEHI VESSEL A.
Fear, is a curtain telling you she’s a door walkthrough.
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Ran out of time, before we even began. How long will the road not taken be starved of footprints?
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Past lifetimes do not concern me. Whatever memory succumbs to be forgotten, is one I do not aspire to repeat.
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What’s lost, can be found. What’s broken, may be fixed. But what lives in denial of either of these will remain as it is.
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When one door closes, another opens.’ Yet, in-between lies a wait persuasive enough to make many go through windows.
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I no longer ask humans, for a definition of love. For, they tend to force on her, the traits of those who have either treated them well or not at all.
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Doubt has evolved. From a ‘what if I can’t?’ To a ‘what if I can? And it doesn’t last?’
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Every person I failed to forgive, I became.
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Ears quick to listen. Lips, slow to speak. I take, so that I may give.
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There is no such thing as ‘little’ acts of kindness. Every kind act, is grand powerful. Meant to take up space.
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How abstract we humans sound, when we say these are dark times. As though it isn’t in our hands that paint our times.
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When you have no money, you’re penniless. When you have no love, you’re poor.
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A problem ignored, has two outcomes. The illusion that it is gone, and the reality of one problem becoming more.
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Some days are heavy. Not meant to be carried alone.
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Standing between who we are, and who we want to be, is that which we find easiest to be.
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Toxicity isn’t always a harsh tone or a bruise. Often it’s a “this is who I am.” Often it’s a “I’ll change” Void of when.
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Everyone claims they want the truth. Just not in all her bright entirety. We’d rather she visit in dim shades of light, that won’t hurt our eyes.
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