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Gratefulness
The first thing we have to do is to notice that we’ve loaded down this camel with so much baggage we’ll never get through the desert alive. Something has to go.
Then we can begin to dump the thousand things we’ve brought along until even the camel has to go and we’re walking barefoot on the desert sand.
There’s no telling what will happen then. But I’ve heard that someone, walking in this way, has seen a burning bush.
From Last Night I Died (self-published). All rights reserved. Posted with kind permission of the poet.
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