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Michael's avatar

Olivia, what a wonderful poem you have crafted of sensitive openness to change and to opening our heart to experience the loss while embracing the newness that's entered our life. Thank you.

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Thank you for posting this feed on the Museguided substack where Tamara's readers could find this! Much needed, to learn one is not alone in their grief, to having to let go, but like the trees show us the way to be with the loss...and for an opening "into a deeper intimacy with Life itself" to occur is an invitation to grow psychically through the change, knocking at the door. The ache is softening already now: it knows there's a further Spring in our moving through "the turning of the wheel" in the difficult season of Winter's abysmal dark. Life's lesson, to be and let go, like Harrison's All Thing Must Pass, we are given the change for a chance to grow our gratitude! Beautiful prose poem, and picture of the rose just beginning to soften, to wilt gracefully with the season!

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