Night Time Talks with Luna

PlayDoh People

People are like playdoh. You can mold them, turn them different colors, mix them with other playdoh, make a mess out of things and leave it or clean it up yourself.

You can also put playdoh in the freezer as a ball, make it isolated and then take it out. You can let it warm up to the out side world so that it doesn't crack but you can also drop it if your not careful. You could shatter it because of clumsy hands and you may not even feel bad.

The pieces that reside on the floor will warm up but then the dirt on the ground will get stuck to it. Some one els may need to pick up the pieces but, the guilt of you dropping it in the first place will always be yours.

That person can stay with the playdoh and pick out all the dirt or get half way and stop. That person will carry the guilt of giving up.

You could also play with playdoh and use it as a tool or shape it into something beautiful. You can spend time with it for hours or days and the playdoh may become stronger and hard or soft and easily breakable. It may fall apart when you least expect it. You did nothing wrong but it still did.

Over time the playdoh collects things, it's exposed. And whether those thing are good or bad it will effect what will happens to the playdoh in the future. Sometimes you need to let it rest. Put it back so it has time to heal. So that the stress of stretching and being balled up all the time doesn't hurt it. Being cut with cookie cutters and shaving away the bits and pieces that are left over, may damage it. It may fully separate from the playdoh and break it, bit by bit. But never leave it for to long, it could harden it and when you try to play with it again it will become brittle and shatter.

You must remember that no matter how many forms and shapes it may take on, it's still playdoh. It will need to rest, to heal, and it may need your help, and it's just like how humans are still humans. 

Hold it tight, be gentle and don't hurt it too bad, cuz you may end up breaking it.