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Lessons from the Forest

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I walk into the forest wishing I could become so still, longing to grow roots, tendrils reaching deep into the earth.


A wound told here does have discrete edges and how I long for this - to close off an injury, build walls of protection, and grow ever onward, in a new direction without ever looking back.


I take my lessons from the forest, knowing deep down underground, there is still a need for connection despite these solitary appearances.


I am built of different dust, my edges don’t seal, my scars still weep water-thin sap…


But I too, try to grow ever onwards.


- Shaely




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