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Embrace the Eternal Void

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By Paul StewartPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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ah

breathe

calm descends

distill the day

empty the jaw of stress

find the happy in small moments of pristine peace

gaze upwards to the night sky as darkness falls

hold the moment in your mind's eye

inhale and exhale calmly and slowly, filling your lungs

just...be

keep still, stay calm...breathe

life will still be there...waiting for you...when you return

moments like this are worth savoring...worth indulging in

night skies are for the humble dreamers, not for the ignorant

open your mind and embrace the eternal void of possibility

planets, stars, and the very gases and minerals that form us...breathe

quietly contemplate your place in it all, so small, yet so impactful

remember that when you return to your life...remember your worth...

savour the moments like this and share them with those dearest to you

trivial nonsense can wait...that report can wait...that sales call...can...wait

unburden yourself of your worries and anxieties...breathe

view your life for what it's really worth - not the money and material gain

worth more than salaries, punching your card, dotting the I's, and crossing the T's

xanthic rays of tomorrow are not something to fear

you deserve these moments, these sacred, precious moments

zealously seek them out...breathe

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Paul Stewart

Award-Winning Writer, Poet, Scottish-Italian, Subversive.

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    Written by Paul Stewart