I let go as I surrender to the breeze we call life
It is flowing within and without
I feel the call to let go as life unfolds itself
And I become new
Previously I let the winds sway me
But this wind is far more gentle
In some ways I sway with it
It invites me in for a dance I have never known
Though the steps are unfamiliar, I find my cadence
As the wind responds in kind
It is a cocreation and we are both in power
Empowering each other
Through the winds of life
About the Creator
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