Gently, Gently “Gently, gently, make room for happiness at last.” - From the notebooks of Albert Camus Gently, gently, make room for the sun to turn the leaves of the dappled willow into flowers, brief hallucination. Be prepared for the dragonfly who wants only to walk across your arm before flying away. Gently, gently carry the ladybug to the open window, give it loft, gently settle your eyes on the hummingbird's blurred wing, and gently whisper a prayer for every living thing. When your touch goes numb, and your voice breaks, gently, gently, ask for help. Softly, tenderly, honor yourself. Laura L. Hansen
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Wisdom we must all heed.