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“…anything or anyone that does not bring you alive is too small for you”
This heading is from a poem by David Whyte, Sweet Darkness. This poem has on many occasions provided me with the courage to continue and to believe in my actions. To me it speaks of the hard times as being … Continue reading
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Tagged David Whyte, depression, hope, poetry for healing, Sweet Darkness
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