The tenderness of a canceled plan
There is a small, luminous mercy in the sentence I can’t come tonight. Not a failure. A reallocation of love, toward yourself.
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Readings
A quiet library of pieces to read like weather — slowly, and with the window open.
There is a small, luminous mercy in the sentence I can’t come tonight. Not a failure. A reallocation of love, toward yourself.
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Grief folds the calendar. Tuesday sits inside March. A song from years ago becomes today’s weather.
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The path you drew at twenty-two was drawn by a version of you who had not yet lived the years you have lived.
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The world will try, gently and not-gently, to teach you that softness is expensive. It is not. It is the interest we earn on staying alive.
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You can be honest and kind in the same breath. The truth does not need to be loud to be heard by the right people.
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Beginnings do not need Mondays. They only need you, and a small window of willingness.
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