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Still

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Stay a while, still.
Less like the wind,
more like the ground you stand on.
Where are you going anyway?
and what for? and must you?

The world that we live in moves
only as needed,
toward nourishment
toward light
toward life.
Save yourself for things that matter.

PoetryMary Walker19 April 2021trusting life, feeling lost, rest, presence, Nature2 Comments
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