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âž» All souls hold a purpose, a place to which they must go. And those who do not...
Emptiness. Cold. Solitude.
Even amidst companionship, they may lose themselvesâ
within countless paths, endless changes, and myriad thoughts, both self-born and ill-intended.
They feel the meaning slip from something, someone, or from a thing entire.
They sleep⊠they overthink, lost in whiteness or shadow.
Something is lackingâthough, in some form, they already possess it.
Some seek; others forget.
Many presume it to be something greater, when oft it is but a simple truth.
All await, then grow restlessâ
And at last, they choose how to end the matter, for lack of patience.
At times, they rise and think lofty thoughts.
Yet oft they simply sit, gazing upward,
thinking they shall never attain anything at all.
A soul devoid of purpose and spirit is a soul bereft of lifeâ
entirely grey.
Oft we spend our days striving to grant meaning unto all,
when we ought rather to feel, to love, to journeyâand to live.
âTis as though one said unto Death: I am content.
To love the darkness. To desire, and dwell within the sorrow.
And yet, life is said to be good...
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A dead soul, hollow and ailingâ
such is the state of all who find excuse in all things,
even whilst the remedy lies within their grasp.
The soul is a mind as well:
it holdeth, and it keepethâ
but it may also become sealed,
and with time, decay.
Tend it well.
Imprison it not.
Live.
But most of all...
Be patient.
Think with hope.
And take a moment to ask thyself:
What is it that thou truly desirest of thy own self?
Think upon thyselfâ
and naught else.
Even warm and purposeful souls
may feel as the coldest ones do.
No matter how brightly one burneth, how much light one holdeth.
they too do weep.
They too do feel.