My closet
is full of dark skeletons that I wish to go away, but don't.
Over the last several years
I have tried to allow who I am to be who I was in life.
People no longer associated
with me.
They found fault in everything I did.
They talked behind my back.
Truths became twisted to fit
their narrow view of understanding.
As I was learning to love
me, I found others no longer did.
My already fragmented trust
was broken further.
Wasn't this process of being
authentically me suppose to be freeing?
It was. Just not as I
expected.
Looking back I realize I
lost what held me back from being me.
Painful at the time, I now
understand it was necessary.
Freeing was found in letting
go.
This not only meant my
feelings or emotions or roles, but of other people.
I did not choose to let
anybody go. They left.
And perhaps that is what
hurt the most. It wasn't my choice.
I felt abandoned and alone.
Until I realized that truth.
There was still a collection
of people who loved me as I became me.
It was small, but their love
was great. Real.
And I
would rather have a handful of friends who love me authentically, than a world
full of people who love me selfishly.
2 comments:
...and that my dear is where find out who our real friends are! Much Love and safe travels! See you soon.
..and that my dear is where find out who our real friends are! Much Love and safe travels! See you soon
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