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Kyle1Senior Contributor
What do you do when it's just you?
What do you do when it's all stripped away - home, children, way of life?
What do you do when health will no longer be taken for granted?
What do you do when you lose it all - whether stolen or not?
Loveless; homeless; friendless; hopeless...what do you do?
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fluffylightSenior Contributor
Hi @Kyle1
Thank you for sharing this 💛 :yellow_heart
This has really made me feel curious about experiences.
How do you feel?
Do you know where the answer could lie?
flufflylight x
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
hi @fluffylight
The short answer: no.
The long answer: no, not really .. 😔
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fluffylightSenior Contributor
Hmm.. @Kyle1
Where do you think you could start?
It seems you are filled with curiosity about your experiences
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
"me", I guess @fluffylight
if there is anything left...
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fluffylightSenior Contributor
Its so overwhelming sometimes but also centring.. to think maybe some of the answers lie within us @Kyle1
Maybe sometimes the flower has no more left in itself but it can be watered!
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
yep...
Though, where does the water come from @fluffylight ?
when (as the song says) you're on desolation row...
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@Kyle1 I sense a great deal of spirituality and compassion and imagination within you. Privleged to take a few steps along a similar path ...
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