Prepare for those who complain of the moon and blame the clouds for their soiled feet. They stomp on eggshells with twinkling eyes, shatter ice but drink their whiskey neat. Don’t panic. Don’t slam the brakes. The speed of sound inflates speech; for talk ain’t cheap. Be honoured they chose you to test their mettle, you as prey from the herd of sheep. Don’t yell in gusts of their baritone winds. It’s can be a rudderless force. Reserve your energy for prying open thoughts, connecting to your source. In truthful arrogance or in error, they throw down the gauntlet. Thriving on bouts. Listen. Attune your tone to gentle conviction. Thank them for wrestling with your doubts. B. Toner May 2024
Those Who Complain of the Moon
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