In Response To:
V.J.’s Weekly Challenge #73: Whole – Today’s challenge was inspired by Paul Vincent Cannon’s poem, To Be Made Whole. All are invited to participate using whatever format of expression you wish.
a body worn out
a soul exhausted beyond
a sabbatical
desperately required
eyes closed the journey begins
rest to become whole again
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Yes! I don’t think I realized how broken I was until illness made me physically stop – you have expressed it beautifully. We really are works in progress.
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Thank you and amen to works in progress! 😀 ❤
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Welcome. Agreed!
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Yes, sometimes rest and introspection are the only things that can initiate healing.
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Yes indeed! Thank you Olga! 😀 ❤
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