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Charles2

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Crash... landing

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It's no exageration to say

has not been easy for us...

even though, when we first met

i started... a broken man ...defiant,

more so than reasonable, a man without a plan

having pursued a path, once smooth ...and measured

too much, too soon drifting, out of hand,

out of reach, out of mind, out of orbit,

out of time, even more so inclined, even when

i needed a helping hand/ to remain defiant

decline... the emergent reality

too proud/foolish... to understand how, to

accept defeat, too... sadly, resigned to...

make final preparations,

to surrender the position, i could no longer hold

too embarrassed not to fold immediately

retreating to the point of release...

...and let go...

Now...

in freefall

uncertainty, rules...

when/if, survival occurs

it ...removes all assurances

only faith, rules...

and so, crash landing

finds me ...still alive, though...

in no position to immediately respond

in no condition, to pick up where i left off

to begin recovery, of the bliss...

to flip the switch from where last we were

...and carry on...

if/when, our love returns

i am ready... with you...

as i believe, still...

you are, the

...one

C2

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mlowe5 says:

I hear you, C2; I feel you. When crash-landed and survived, it's sometimes easier to begin in the awareness of where you now are rather than trying to begin from where you once were...at least for me! Thanks for the share. Peace and Love
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Charles2 says:

Next chapter begins with the fall/realization. Awakening

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