I had become a smooth stone, beaten by a surging river;
Helping the passerby cross to the other side.
All of my hard edges have softened.
Where once I was rigid; the waters have shaved me, shaped me, remade me.
For what other purpose does a stone in a surging river serve,
than to help others cross.
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The river teaches one patience.
To sit.
To wait.
To watch.
To release the hard edges that no longer serve you.
Why yes, I do recall when I was but a turtle attempting to cross a surging river.
Looks like its about time to get moving again.
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Nneka Callwood
Just a tree, planted by the rivers of waters.
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