a heart soars, broken.


 How can my heart not break with a warmth such as this, exemplary, beautiful and ever so welcoming. How can I not but lay on this earth and spread my arms while I am coated and soaked in golden, buttery waves of delight!

I close my eyes so many times. By that I mean, I close my eyes that see the truest beauty of the world. Like how I told the children today how there is utter in compassion in a fly surrendering it’s life to the treachery of the Venus flytrap.

Often, and most when I am at ease, I forget about what is never enough. It is enough in the sunshine, eyes closed, the window of death open wide.

This week was rather exhaustive in a sense that made me arrive at the gateways of brokenness. Brokenness that is arrived at when you don’t melt in beauty enough, when the magnificence of the world is a burden rather than a blessing— how far away I was from flawlessness, rather the lens of flawlessness that we ought to put on gazing at our imperfections.

There were times when I felt I was doing everything that is unimportant. Getting to work was tedious, and I didn’t have the motivation to keep me going. I’d finish my lessons for the day, lapse on the sofa and wonder where I’ve gone astray. It happens sometimes, and I am ever so glad that I rush to do nothing instead of everything, laying upon foundations of broken intentions.

I’m grateful for the holiday that is to come next week. Perhaps it’s time to rest more ardently and with passion, reevaluating my path and being intimate with the essence of my visions. All I’m dreaming about is to lay near graceful and running rivers, sink in grass and watch mountains stand, unfaltering.

I am very small and broken today. That is, in itself, the grandest virtue. Still, my heart soars into the smithereens and transmutes those little pieces into ones more whole.

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