When we die,
our bodies are hard
and stiff,
though when we are born
we are gentle
and weak.
A new sapling
is tender
and full of sap,
yet at their death,
they dry out
and wither.
What this means
is that the stiff
and unyielding
are students of death,
while the gentle
and malleable
or students of life;
is it not the tree that bends
that never breaks?
~LT
nice one – i like the analogy and deep thought of it all – and agree
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Thank you 🙂
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This is deep. ❤️
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As is your kindness ❤
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Ah, no.🙈
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Ah, but yes 😊
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Eh, you’re too sweet. 😄
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Not as sweet as you ❤
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Haha, this talk will never end. 😂 Let’s settle at equal.😂❤️
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Equal is good ❤ We should e-mail each other!
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Sure! I’d love that! 😄
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I would love it, too! You can reach me at the e-mail in my About. I Can’t wait to hear from you ❤
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Sure! See you in your inbox in a few minutes. 😋
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😊😊😊
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If that email doesnt work, you can try my personal email dalrympleharrison@gmail.com
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I have sent a mail on the email mentioned in your About. I believe it must have reached you. Let me know if it didn’t. ❤️ And, you may choose the ID you prefer. I’ll send in mails to that one. 🙈
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Okay 😊❤
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